MARY

ucen of England, 3, at/| wail Green wich, 516, @. 1558, was the daughter | bees of Henry and Catharine of Aragon. | ever She was brought up in the Roman Catholic | into faith, and lived in retirement during the | ble relgn of her brother, Edward VIL She| mar ascended the throne in 1553, and her reign | rais Was msde notorious by the pac ser at i on of} M Protestant a, about 300 of whom perished | part by fire, Mary married eae I, of Spain, | 114, but her busband left Engian aborily after pop’ ecrertone and did not return. ong | the other events of her reign were | cert: the execution of Lady Jane Grey and the | The soe any Qacen of Engl opp ck” ngland, 5. at| opps . mare Fain 1662, d. at Kensington | Mat * are 1694, was the daughter of James | prot or ls Anne Hyde. She was educated | by: 88 & Protestant, and married William, | a is Prince of Orange. After the revolution | repr _ her husband was appointed king, on the; M ‘Understanding that be and his wife should | emo _ be joint rulers. Mary took little part in | iden the active work of government, sensibly | com leaving William III. to do as he thought = * best. L. [s. 208]