Succession
If Henry VIIIs daughters die childless then succession will pass to his sister Mary
Succession
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1546
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Henry VIII's will confirms the 3rd Act of Succession
Succession
Henry VIIIs will confirms the 3rd Act of Succession
1551
Succession
Succeeds as Queen of England. Charles V of Spain threatens war if Mary cannot practise her Catholicism
1553
Succession
Judges are shown Edward's devise for the succession and asked to put his proposed settlement into legal form.
Succession
Edward VI orders Mary & Elizabeth to be made "illegitimate & lawfully begotten"
Succession
Edward VI orders Mary & Elizabeth to be made "illegitimate & lawfully begotten"
Succession
One of the subscribers of the device settling the crown on Lady Jane Grey, but he swiftly abandoned his support
Succession
Mary & Elizabeth become "illegitimate & lawfully begotten"
Succession
Mary & Elizabeth become "illegitimate & lawfully begotten"
Succession
Advised to escape the control of Northumberland, moves to Kenninghall, Norfolk
Succession
Escorts Mary during her entry in state into London
Succession
The Bishop of London, Nicholas Ridley, declares both Elizabeth & Mary are bastards
Succession
The Bishop of London, Nicholas Ridley, declares both Elizabeth & Mary are bastards
Succession
Ships sent to prevent Mary from retreating mutiny & the rebellion turns Marys way
Succession
Dudley demands reinforcements but at Baynards castle Lord Arundel declares Mary Queen
Succession
Returns to England & becomes the peoples choice. Declared Queen in London
Succession
Meets Mary outside London & escorts her to the capital
Succession
Raises an army at Framligham castle after the succession of Lady Jane Grey
Succession
Mary enters London to claim the throne, with the Earl of Arndel beside her
Succession
The Commons reverse the divorce of Catherine of Aragon, Mary is no longer illegitimate
1558
Succession
Under pressure from councillors Mary recognizes Elizabeth as her successor
Succession
Elizabeth succeeds Mary I and is proclaimed Queen in London
1559
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The Government drafts a petition requesting the Queen to marry & provide an heir
1560
Succession
Succeeds as Queen of England
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