| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Given the tragedies that Mary faced and her troubles as queen ??? with her phantom pregnancies, a mostly absent husband, and constant plots against her ??? it???s not difficult to see how Mary Tudor became ???Bloody Mary.??? Yet Whitelock demonstrates that Mary was a queen who truly loved her subjects and believed that purging England of heresy was for the good of all.
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