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The Reign of Mary IMain MenuIntroductionBy: Helen BynumMary's Early LifeTroubles with Mary's Accession to the ThroneJane GreyMary's Lack of Political ProwessMary's Persecution of ProtestantsExecutions under Mary versus Executions under Henry VIII and Elizabeth IBeth Bynum6cbf3f3bfefaee753dabdf1d2243054f65bc3b7c
Conclusion
12017-12-10T13:54:17-08:00Beth Bynum6cbf3f3bfefaee753dabdf1d2243054f65bc3b7c277264plain2017-12-11T19:43:34-08:00Beth Bynum6cbf3f3bfefaee753dabdf1d2243054f65bc3b7cMary’s childhood upbringing led her to have an ardent Catholic faith that she protected throughout her life. Mary was seen as harsh and cruel because her rule was short and unsuccessful. She was not wise about her political decisions, such as marrying Philip II and allowed too many people to influence her actions. Elizabeth I and Henry VIII who executed many more people than Mary are not viewed as cruel, but powerful because they ruled for longer and did not mix politics with religion.
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