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Mary Tudor

A Tragedy. Part the Second
De Vere, Aubrey (1788-1846)
  
MARY TUDOR.
  
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    DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.

  • Philip, King of Naples and England: Prince of Spain.
  • Egmont; Figueroa; and Count de Feria; special Envoys. Spaniards.
  • Jacques Renaud; resident Ambassador. Spaniard.
  • Medina, Pescara, &c. attendant Nobles. Spaniards.
  • Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury.
  • The Cardinal Reginald de la Pole.
  • Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester, Chancellor.
  • Edward, Earl of Oxford, Great Chamberlain.
  • Marquess of Winchester; Earl of Pembroke.
  • Earls of Bedford; Derby; Lords Howard of Effingham; Paget.
  • Wentworth, Constable of Calais; Williams.
  • Bonner, Bishop of London, and other Prelates.
  • Fakenham, Abbot of Westminster, Queen's confessor.
  • Ridley and Latimer, deprived Bishops of London and Worcester.
  • Dr. Sandys, a Protestant enthusiast.
  • Dr. Weston, a Roman Catholic enthusiast.
  • Edward Underhill, called the “hot-gospeller.”
  • Sir John Gage.
  • Lord Cobham, an insurrectionary leader.
  • Bridges, Sub-Lieutenant of the Tower.
  • Queen Mary Tudor.
  • Princess Elizabeth.
  • Lady Margaret Douglas.
  • Ladies of the Chamber, &c.
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