Queen Mary I * * *Download for FREE on Kindle Unlimited + Free BONUS Inside!* * * Read On Your Computer, MAC, Smartphone, Kindle Reader, iPad, or Tablet. Mary I, perhaps best known by the moniker Bloody Mary, was England’s first female monarch who ruled in her own right. A fighter from birth, she was the only surviving child of Henry VIII and his wife Catherine of Arag Queen Mary I * * *Download for FREE on Kindle Unlimited + Free BONUS Inside!* * * Read On Your Computer, MAC, Smartphone, Kindle Reader, iPad, or Tablet. Mary I, perhaps best known by the moniker Bloody Mary, was England’s first female monarch who ruled in her own right. A fighter from birth, she was the only surviving child of Henry VIII and his wife Catherine of Aragon. Mary would make her way back to her father’s good graces after being cast out by him in favor of his numerous wives and would eventually undo her father’s religious reforms by restoring Roman Catholicism in England. The fourth Tudor to rule England, Mary is remembered for burning around three hundred Protestants at the stake on her quest for religious reform. Inside you will read about... ✓ A Survivor from Birth ✓ Her Father’s Six Wives ✓ Long Road to the Throne ✓ Executions and Phantom Pregnancies ✓ The Death of Bloody Mary And much more! In this book, we will discover the true-life story of Mary I—the infamous English queen who claimed her place in history after a mere five years as regent.
Queen Mary I: A Life From Beginning to End
Queen Mary I * * *Download for FREE on Kindle Unlimited + Free BONUS Inside!* * * Read On Your Computer, MAC, Smartphone, Kindle Reader, iPad, or Tablet. Mary I, perhaps best known by the moniker Bloody Mary, was England’s first female monarch who ruled in her own right. A fighter from birth, she was the only surviving child of Henry VIII and his wife Catherine of Arag Queen Mary I * * *Download for FREE on Kindle Unlimited + Free BONUS Inside!* * * Read On Your Computer, MAC, Smartphone, Kindle Reader, iPad, or Tablet. Mary I, perhaps best known by the moniker Bloody Mary, was England’s first female monarch who ruled in her own right. A fighter from birth, she was the only surviving child of Henry VIII and his wife Catherine of Aragon. Mary would make her way back to her father’s good graces after being cast out by him in favor of his numerous wives and would eventually undo her father’s religious reforms by restoring Roman Catholicism in England. The fourth Tudor to rule England, Mary is remembered for burning around three hundred Protestants at the stake on her quest for religious reform. Inside you will read about... ✓ A Survivor from Birth ✓ Her Father’s Six Wives ✓ Long Road to the Throne ✓ Executions and Phantom Pregnancies ✓ The Death of Bloody Mary And much more! In this book, we will discover the true-life story of Mary I—the infamous English queen who claimed her place in history after a mere five years as regent.
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Anil Swarup –
The palace intrigues and complex relationship with her cousin, Queen Elizabeth mark the narration in the book. It provides an insight into mechanization that finally led to the execution of Mary. A fascinating tale indeed.
Vicky –
A very quick introduction to Mary Tudors life and reign.
Nihal Lele –
“She was a king’s daughter; she was a king’s sister; she was a king’s wife; she was queen, and by the same title a king also.”
Jerry Jares –
Until Mary actually became the first queen regnant of England, she had the most popular support from the citizens. However, she soon turned her citizens against her because she was vicious about returning England to Catholicism and killed dissenters. Although she was only on the throne for 5 years, they were tumultuous years in England. This book makes a point of saying that Henry VIII remained a Catholic throughout his life; he sparked the Reformation for personal convenience (so he could divor Until Mary actually became the first queen regnant of England, she had the most popular support from the citizens. However, she soon turned her citizens against her because she was vicious about returning England to Catholicism and killed dissenters. Although she was only on the throne for 5 years, they were tumultuous years in England. This book makes a point of saying that Henry VIII remained a Catholic throughout his life; he sparked the Reformation for personal convenience (so he could divorce at will), not religious beliefs. It also says that Henry never demanded that his citizens abandon their Catholic beliefs. The years after Henry Vlll's death were extremely difficult for British citizens. Mary married a man they did not want, had two phantom pregnancies, and died alone. She is certainly a tragic figure.
Patricia S Winchel –
Mary I, Queen for Only Five Years Although Mary I was only Queen for five years, she is well remembered for condemning Protestants in England as being heretics and having them burned at the stake. Her moniker has always been "Bloody Mary." She lived a sad life, being estranged from her mother by King Henry VIII, because she would not accept his ruling of their marriage being annulled and herself deemed illegitimate. She was wed at 37 to Prince Phillip of Spain, whom she grew to love but that love Mary I, Queen for Only Five Years Although Mary I was only Queen for five years, she is well remembered for condemning Protestants in England as being heretics and having them burned at the stake. Her moniker has always been "Bloody Mary." She lived a sad life, being estranged from her mother by King Henry VIII, because she would not accept his ruling of their marriage being annulled and herself deemed illegitimate. She was wed at 37 to Prince Phillip of Spain, whom she grew to love but that love was one-sided. She had two false pregnancies and left no heir. Her half-sister, Elizabeth, who was Ann Boleyn’s daughter and 17 years younger than Mary, succeeded her and restored Protestantism as the national religion.
James Crawford –
This book is about the Queen known as Bloody Mary. It goes into her past and her relationships with her parents and her sister, Elizabeth. It point out that Mary was a devoted Catholic at a time when her father, Henry VIII, was moving England to a Protestant-based religion. A good bit of space is taken up over the issue of who Mary was going to marry and what the result of that was. He health problems are covered along with the, at times, terrible effects she had on the people of England as she t This book is about the Queen known as Bloody Mary. It goes into her past and her relationships with her parents and her sister, Elizabeth. It point out that Mary was a devoted Catholic at a time when her father, Henry VIII, was moving England to a Protestant-based religion. A good bit of space is taken up over the issue of who Mary was going to marry and what the result of that was. He health problems are covered along with the, at times, terrible effects she had on the people of England as she tried to force the country back to the Catholic mold. It covers the basics and it's an interesting book.
Bonnie Gleckler Clark –
Did the adult beverage “bloody Mary”, get its name from the queen of England? All kidding aside, the reign of Queen Mary first was indeed a bloody rain. When Mary ascended the throne, her one and only goal, at least initially, was to restore Catholicism to England. During her reign she had over 300 protestants burned at the stake. However, those she tried to give birth to an heir to her throne, she and her husband Philip of Spain never succeeded in doing so. Therefore, at the end of her rain, Eli Did the adult beverage “bloody Mary”, get its name from the queen of England? All kidding aside, the reign of Queen Mary first was indeed a bloody rain. When Mary ascended the throne, her one and only goal, at least initially, was to restore Catholicism to England. During her reign she had over 300 protestants burned at the stake. However, those she tried to give birth to an heir to her throne, she and her husband Philip of Spain never succeeded in doing so. Therefore, at the end of her rain, Elizabeth started her reign of the renaissance in England. Knowing a great deal through my readings about the tutors, I do believe the entire family was “mad”.
Kimberly –
Bloody Mary She truly deserved this nickname. She obviously had some serious mental health issues. She also had some serious physical health issues too. In a different time, she might have been a decent queen. She was too brainwashed and emotionally damaged to have been truly great at ruling England during her rain. She was a sad creature. I feel sorry for her. She was a casualty of the mind set then.
Loretta –
This was a very interesting read and I love how quick and to the point it was. I've never read about Queen Mary I so it was new information. It was hard to fathom how easily people were killed and the significant divides between Protestantism and Catholicism. Looking forward to reading the books prior to and immediately after her reign. This was a very interesting read and I love how quick and to the point it was. I've never read about Queen Mary I so it was new information. It was hard to fathom how easily people were killed and the significant divides between Protestantism and Catholicism. Looking forward to reading the books prior to and immediately after her reign.
David Laflin –
Another great book even though it is short it covers the life of Mary very well. Popular as a princess Mary soon managed to turn the people against her when she became queen and tried to undo what Henry started and Edward continued.
Lynn –
Good overview of the life of Queen Mary Liked the overview. Enough information to help clarify questions about the life of Mary I. Not enough for comprehensive study, but a good start.
Tami –
There weren't a lot of revelations that were new to me, since I'm already a fan of British history, but as a high-level introduction to the subject (which is what I view these Hourly History entries to be) it is readable and informative. There weren't a lot of revelations that were new to me, since I'm already a fan of British history, but as a high-level introduction to the subject (which is what I view these Hourly History entries to be) it is readable and informative.
giada –
I finished this book in a day, it was great. 5 ⭐️ If you are doing a report on Mary, I highly recommend using this book
Shannon Ward –
3.5 stars
David Parker –
Bloody Mary I had just read the biography of Ann Boleyn and read help the fill in the period and the end of the House of Tutors.
Thomas Mihalchick –
Enlightening As a history buff I appreciate the brevity of the book. The court intrigue in this makes Game of Thrones look tame.
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