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Lady Jane Grey and Her Times

Note 207 — Chapter XXI · 1553 Mary’s marriage in question—Pole and Courtenay—Foreign suitors—The Prince of Spain proposed to her—Elizabeth’s attitude—Lady Jane’s letter to Hardinge—The coronation—Cranmer in the Tower—Lady Jane attainted—Letter to her father—Sentence of death—The Spanish match.

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Griffet, Nouveaux Éclaircissements, p. 127.

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