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LADY JANE GREY

Lady Jane Grey was a Queen of England. She assumed the throne in 1553 as Edward VI lay in his death bed. Despite the Council recognising her claim, the country rallied to Mary, Catherine of Aragon's daughter and a devout Roman Catholic. Lady Jane Grey reigned for only nine days and was later executed (as was her husband) in 1554.
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