Bookworm_Queen Mary of Scots

Author: (English) Vikas Bahl translated by Chen Jingjie
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Publish Date: 1997-01-01
Features: In 1561, Scotland was still an unenlightened country. When the young Queen of Scotland returned from France, her people were initially very happy to see her. Her husband—the King of France had died, and now she needed a new husband. However, Mary, the Queen of Scotland, was a Catholic, while most of the Scots at the time were Protestants. Queen Elizabeth I of England was also a Protestant. In that era, people were deluded into fighting for their own church, even at the cost of their lives.

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