Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Mary Queen of Scots and Catholic Powers 1568-1588
- Parry Plot 1585
- Parry went over to France to
defend those in exile because
of Elizabethan settlement
- Allegedly plotted to assassinate Elizabeth
- Examined by Walshingham
- Elizabeth sent Parry to the gallows
amongst calls for stricter punishment
- Eventually executed 1585
- Liaised with MQS spies in Paris
- Mary Queen of Scots - The Issue
- Duke of Norfolk (1569 - 1571)
- Spain - Catholic superpower
- Elizabeth is unmarried - no heir
- Her marriages - 'involved' in murder
- Religion - Roman Catholic
- Strong French connections
- Guise Family
- MQS claim to the throne - Henry VIII
- Papacy (1570)
- 1568 - Annus horiblis (Horrible Year)
- MQS arrived from Scotland
- Spain had entered the Netherlands (Duke
of Alva)
- Throckmorton Plot 1583
- Francis Throckmorton a devout
Catholic
- Aimed to overthrow Elizabeth and
replace w/MQS
- Throckmorton executed
- Spanish Ambassador (De Mendosa)
sent back to Spain and said he'd
return with an army
- Bond of Association
- Vowed to seek revenge for
assassination of Elizabeth and
kill replacement (if MQS)
- Subjects had to faithfully serve and obey Queen
- Babington Plot
- Ballard (Catholic Priest)
and Babington plotted
Elizabeth's assassination
and MQS's release
- Phillip II of Spain
promised to send troops
when assassination had
occured
- Walshingham used a double agent to trick MQS into
agreeing and authorizing assassination through beer
barrel letters intercepted
- Not a threat
- No/ little foreign support
- Kicked out of Scotland / Left France
- Claim was rennounced
- Not as strong as Elizabeth
- Elizabeth establihed