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Alternate History: What If Mary I Had a Child?
If Mary I had a child, all of history could have changed. Here's a new alternate history post to play "what if."
If Mary I had a child, all of history could have changed. Here's a new alternate history post to play "what if."
On December 5, 1560, Mary, Queen of Scots became a widow. Her first husband, Francis II of France died at the age of 16.
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There are many what ifs in history. One of those surrounds Lady Jane Grey. What if Mary I never deposed her on July 19, 1553?
What if Edward VI didn't die in 1553? Could that have changed much for the English throne?
If Catherine of Aragon had accepted her divorce from Henry VIII would it have changed much? So much resided on that decision to fight.
Katherine Parr could have changed so much if she just told Henry VIII no when it came to marriage.
If Kathryn Howard gave birth to a baby, would it have helped save her life? That is something I'm taking the time to look into.
Could Kathryn Howard have saved her life by telling Henry VIII all about Francis Dereham?
Anne of Cleves was put aside after just six months of unconsummated marriage. But what if it was consummated? And what if Anne of Cleves had a child with Henry VIII?
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Anne of Cleves agreed to the annulment from Henry VIII relatively easily. But what if she put up a fight like Catherine of Aragon?
It's fun to have fun with alternate history. Here I considered what could have happened if Jane Seymour never died after the birth of Edward.
Ever wondered why people choose the jobs they do? Here's why I decided to become a freelance writer back in 2010.
I often love delving into the what ifs in history. This is a post dedicated to the what ifs surrounding Anne Boleyn had she had a boy.
As Writedge and Daily Two Cents become more popular, people are looking out for news on whether they pay. Here is my answer to the question over whether they are scams.
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On August 22, 1485 Richard III died at the Battle of Bosworth. But what if this was a Disney story? What would the outcome have been then?