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Queen Mary and Harold eBook

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Alfred Lord Tennyson

QUEEN MARY:  A DRAMA.

DRAMATIS PERSONAE

Queen Mary
Philip, King of Naples and Sicily, afterwards King of Spain
The Princess Elizabeth
Reginald Pole, Cardinal and Papal Legate
Simon Renard, Spanish Ambassador
Le SIEUR de Noailles, French Ambassador
Thomas Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury
Sir Nicholas heath, Archbishop of York; Lord Chancellor after Gardiner
Edward Courtenay, Earl of Devon
Lord William Howard, afterwards Lord Howard, and Lord High Admiral
Lord Williams of THAME. 
Lord Paget
Lord Petre
Stephen Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chancellor
Edmund Bonner, Bishop of London
THOMAS THIRLBY, Bishop of Ely
SIR THOMAS WYATT |
SIR THOMAS STAFFORD | Insurrectionary Leaders
SIR RALPH BAGENHALL. 
SIR ROBERT SOUTHWELL. 
SIR HENRY BEDINGFIELD. 
SIR WILLIAM CECIL. 
SIR THOMAS WHITE, Lord Mayor of London
THE DUKE OF ALVA |
THE COUNT DE FERIA | attending on Philip
PETER MARTYR. 
FATHER COLE. 
FATHER BOURNE. 
VILLA GARCIA. 
SOTO. 
CAPTAIN BRETT |
ANTHONY KNYVETT | Adherents of Wyatt
PETERS, Gentleman of Lord Howard
ROGER, Servant to Noailles
WILLIAM, Servant to Wyatt
STEWARD OF HOUSEHOLD to the Princess Elizabeth
OLD NOKES and NOKES. 
MARCHIONESS OF EXETER, Mother of Courtenay
LADY CLARENCE |
LADY MAGDALEN DACRES | Ladies in Waiting to the Queen
ALICE | to the Princess Elizabeth
MAID OF HONOUR |
JOAN |
TIB | two Country Wives.

Lords and other Attendants, Members of the Privy Council,
Members of Parliament, Two Gentlemen, Aldermen,
Citizens, Peasants, Ushers, Messengers, Guards, Pages,
Gospellers, Marshalmen, etc.

QUEEN MARY.

ACT I.

SCENE I.—­ALDGATE RICHLY DECORATED.

CROWD.  MARSHALMEN.

MARSHALMAN.  Stand back, keep a clear lane!  When will her Majesty pass, sayst thou? why now, even now; wherefore draw back your heads and your horns before I break them, and make what noise you will with your tongues, so it be not treason.  Long live Queen Mary, the lawful and legitimate daughter of Harry the Eighth!  Shout, knaves!

CITIZENS.  Long live Queen Mary!

FIRST CITIZEN.  That’s a hard word, legitimate; what does it mean?

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