Anglo Roman Relations 1558 1565
Anglo Roman Relations 1558 1565
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Mary queen of Scots, who in the eyes of all foreign catholics was the rightful queen of England, was now a widow, * and the courts of Europe were full of schemes for find- ing her a husband. To the pope, as father of Christen- dom, the marriage of crowned heads was a matter of constant concern. Hardly a month after the death of Francis Pius was offering his assistance to the emperor to match Mary with an Austrian archduke.^ The emperor looked coldly on the proposal, and a more ambitious match w...as suggested in Don Carlos, the heir-apparent of Spain. ^^ This plan having proved abortive before the reluctance of Philip and the oppo- sition of Catherine de Medicis, Pius returned to the former project. ^^ He now contemplated recognizing Mary as queen of England, marrying her to the Arch- duke Ferdinand, absolving Elizabeth's subjects from their allegiance, and sending delegates to Scotland to proclaim the sentence against her. This scheme is summarized in memoranda which are among Cardinal Morone's papers, and was communicated In part by him to an unknown correspondent at Louvain in a letter Printed by Mignet, Marie Stuart (1884), i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary queen of Scots, who in the eyes of all foreign catholics was the rightful queen of England, was now a widow, * and the courts of Europe were full of schemes for find- ing her a husband. To the pope, as father of Christen- dom, the marriage of crowned heads was a matter of constant concern. Hardly a month after the death of Francis Pius was offering his assistance to the emperor to match Mary with an Austrian archduke.^ The emperor looked coldly on the proposal, and a more ambitious match w...as suggested in Don Carlos, the heir-apparent of Spain. ^^ This plan having proved abortive before the reluctance of Philip and the oppo- sition of Catherine de Medicis, Pius returned to the former project. ^^ He now contemplated recognizing Mary as queen of England, marrying her to the Arch- duke Ferdinand, absolving Elizabeth's subjects from their allegiance, and sending delegates to Scotland to proclaim the sentence against her. This scheme is summarized in memoranda which are among Cardinal Morone's papers, and was communicated In part by him to an unknown correspondent at Louvain in a letter Printed by Mignet, Marie Stuart (1884), i.
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