The Coronation of Mary I
Posted By Claire on October 1, 2010
On this day in history, 1st October 1553, Mary I was crowned Queen at Westminster Abbey. Read my article over at The Elizabeth Files –The Coronation of Mary I.
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Not my favorite person. Perhaps I should research more about her to see if I am being unfair and basing my opinion through skewed Team Elizabeth glasses! I do think she had a rough childhood which may explain some of her behaviour.
She’s not my fave either but I do feel sorry for her. I think her heart just sort of shrivelled up when her father rejected her and then her husband did the same. She didn’t even get a child. Must have been quite lonely and sad.