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Dan Snow and historian Kate Williams reexamine the legacy of Mary I, England's first queen regnant. The episode challenges the 'Bloody Mary' moniker, asking whether her historical reputation as a tyrant is justified. Williams draws on her expertise in royal history to provide a more nuanced portrait of Mary's life, from her upbringing to her five-year reign. The discussion explores the political and religious turmoil of the era and how Mary's enemies shaped her enduring image. This episode offers a revisionist look that humanizes a much-maligned monarch.
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