Letter to King Henry VIII 18 February 2022

 

18 February 2022

Dear King Henry VIII,

 

Let’s talk about somethings.

 

How could you let Mary become queen she was a terrible queen? She killed more than three hundred innocent people. At least you didn’t burn people based off their beliefs. She even put Elizabeth in the tower just because of her religion and the belief that she had something to do with a plot against Mary.

 

Just like her mother Mary should have never been queen. Catherine was married to another man your own brother and you let her become queen when she should have been sent back to Spain where she belonged.

 

You could have married anyone and maybe you would have had a son and not six wives and one son who died young. Instead in it was left to Elizabeth to bring England into the golden era, like you always wanted for England. But because you beheaded her mother and her favorite stepmother died of child bed fever, she didn’t have any children.

 

But back to Mary she married her cousin, a man who didn’t love her and wanted England for his own and couldn’t get it. You know he tried to marry Elizabeth, but she turned him down because once again she wasn’t going to marry anyone, but that didn’t stop Philip II of Spain he decided to try and take it by force with the Spanish Armada which he failed at as well. You she Henry Elizabeth fought to keep England away from Spain, but Mary married Spain. Terrible queen, killing innocent people and marrying into a country that hated England all because you broke from Rome.

 

That is another thing you started the church of England because you wanted to marry Anne Boleyn and you made England the Protestant. Mary made England go back to Rome and back to being catholic. Mary should have never been queen of England. Let’s put it this way which title do you like better Bloody Mary I of England or good Queen Bess / Gloriana. Yes, Henry Elizabeth had two titles that showed how good of a queen she really was. Where Mary will forever be called Bloody Mary because of the protestants she burned at the stake.

 

 

Queen Elizabeth I’s greatest supporter

Letter to Queen Mary I 9 September 2021

 

9 September 2021

Dear Queen Mary I,

 

What did Elizabeth ever do to you for you to throw her in the tower? She never did anything to you. All she was, just a loving sister. Elizabeth had nothing to do with the Wyatt Rebellion. Were you just paranoid that you were going to lose the throne to your younger prettier sister? News Flash! Elizabeth did a better job at ruling over England.

 

Let’s compare nicknames, let’s start with yours “Bloody Mary.” Do you know why they call you bloody Mary? You burned at least 300 protestants all because they were different their blood is on your hands. Elizabeth had more than one nickname, hers were Gloriana, Good Queen Bess and the virgin Queen. Because Elizabeth was a good queen, you should have given up after you married Philip II of Spain.

 

Just give it up you lost when it came to your sister Elizabeth.

 

Queen Elizabeth I’s Greatest supporter

People Executed Under Mary I

 People executed under Mary I 

A

Henry Adlington

Rose Allen

John Apprice (martyr)

Ann Ashdon

B

Alice Benden

Thomas Benhote

John Bland (martyr)

Agnes Bongeor

William Bongeor

Cornelius Bongey

Thomas Bowyer (martyr)

Bradbridge's Widow

John Bradford

George Brodbridge

Christopher Brown (martyr)

Thomas Brown (martyr)

Denis Burcis

Anthony Burward

C

Canterbury Martyrs

John Cardmaker

Dirick Carver

George Catmer

Joan Catmer

Catherine Cauchés

Lyon Cawch

Nicholas Chamberlain (martyr)

William Coker (martyr)

Colchester Martyrs

Richard Collier (martyr)

John Corneford

Stephen Cotton (martyr)

Thomas Cranmer

D

Richard Day (martyr)

John Derifall

Alice Driver

Lord Guildford Dudley

Thomas Dungate

Robert Dynes (martyr)

E

Reinald Eastland

Helen Ewring

F

Robert Ferrar

Barbara Final

John Fishcock

William Flower (martyr)

John Floyd (martyr)

Elizabeth Folk

John Forman (martyr)

Isobella Forster

John Frankesh

Thomas Fust

G

John Gates (courtier)

Agnes George

Christian George

Guillemine Gilbert

Alexander Gooch and Alice Driver

Bartholomew Green (martyr)

Lady Jane Grey

Mary Groves (martyr)

Guernsey Martyrs

H

John Hamond

William Harris (martyr)

Stephen Harwood

Thomas Hawkes

William Hay (martyr)

Henry (Colchester martyr)

Henry Peckham (MP for Wycombe)

John Herst

John Holiday (martyr)

William Holywell

John Hooper (bishop)

William Hopper (martyr)

Alexander Hosman

Thomas Hudson (martyr)

John Hullier

William Hunter (martyr)

Edmond Hurst

I

Henry Isley

Islington Martyrs

J

Ralph Jackson (martyr)

John Johnson (martyr)

Simon Joyne

K

Stephen Kempe

Stephen Knight (martyr)

Katherine Knight (martyr)

Anthony Knyvett (1507–1554)

L

Hugh Latimer

John Launder

Henry Laurence (martyr)

Hugh Laverock (martyr)

John Lawrence (martyr)

John Leaf

Lewes Martyrs

Christopher Lister

John Lomas (martyr)

William Lowick

Joan Lushford

M

John Mace (martyr)

William Mainard

George Marsh (martyr)

Perotine Massey

Humphrey Middleton

Robert Mills (martyr)

James Morris (martyr)

Margery Morris

Alice Munt

William Munt (martyr)

N

Richard Nicol

John Dudley, 1st Duke of Northumberland

O

Oxford Martyrs

P

Patrick Pakingham

Thomas Palmer (died 1553)

Nicholas Pardue

Gregory Parke (martyr)

Lawrence Parnam

Elizabeth Pepper (martyr)

John Philpot

William Pikes

Margaret Polley

Henry Pond

Agnes Potten and Joan Trunchfield

William Prowting

William Purchase

Robert Pygot

William Pygot

R

Matthew Ricarby

Nicholas Ridley (martyr)

John Rogers (Bible editor and martyr)

George Roper (martyr)

John Routh

S

Robert Samuel

Laurence Saunders

George Searle (martyr)

Nicholas Shetterden

Agnes Silverside

John Slade (Protestant martyr)

Alice Snoth

Annes Snoth

Joan Sole

Robert Southain

John Spencer (martyr)

Thomas Stafford (rebel)

William Stere

George Stevens (martyr)

Stratford Martyrs

Robert Streater (martyr)

Henry Grey, 1st Duke of Suffolk

T

Rowland Taylor

William Thomas (scholar)

Margaret Thurston

Thomas Tomkins (martyr)

Anne Tree

Joan Trunchfield

John Tudson

James Tutty (martyr)

W

Christopher Wade

Elizabeth Warne

John Warne (martyr)

Joan Waste

William Waterer

John Webbe (martyr)

John Went (martyr)

Nicholas White (martyr)

Thomas Whittle (martyr)

Stephen Wight (martyr)

Mistress Wilson

William Wolsey

Thomasina Wood

Richard Woodman (martyr)

Anne Wright (martyr)

Richard Wright (martyr)

Thomas Wyatt the Younger

Henry Wye

Letter to Queen Elizabeth I 24 March 2021

 

24 March 2021

 

Dear Queen Elizabeth I,

 

Today is anniversary of your death. I have a few questions for you your Majesty.

 

First, I would like to know did you really hate your father for what he did to your mother Anne Boleyn? Also, which of his wives after his did you like?

 

Next, I would like to ask why would Mary be so cruel to you and place you in the tower knowing what you mother went through in the tower? I get it she never liked your mother because your father divorced her mother and took the title of Queen from her. But that is still no excuse for Mary, putting her own blood sister in the tower.

 

Next, I would like to ask did you really love Robert Dudley, or did you love him as friend? Because people believe that you loved him more then a friend. Also, about Amy Robsart, was she sick or did Robert have her killed?

 

Now on to Mary Stuart also known as Mary Queen of Scots. What was her deal? Yes, she was a descendant of King Henry VII, your grandfather. But you had a stronger claim to the throne of England as the daughter of King Henry VIII. Your Mother was a crowned Queen of England as well. To this day I still call your mother Queen Anne Boleyn, instead of just her name. When it came to having to execute Mary or not, I think you did the right thing. If had not executed her then she might have never given up her claim to the throne of England and had, you killed. Doing that you were not your father but the exact opposite, you did not execute a slew of husbands as your father had done to wives.

 

 

Let us talk about the Spanish Armada, how did it feel defeating them in battle and proving to all the other nations that you were the true Queen of England?

 

I know that you will never be able to answer these Questions, but I was just something that I need to ask you as fan of yours and your mother.

 

 

 

Your greatest supporter

Letter to Jane Boleyn, Viscountess Rochford 13 February 2021

 

13 February 2021

Dear Jane Boleyn, Viscountess Rochford,

Today is the Anniversary of your execution and you have been dead for 478 years. I have some questions for you. These questions have to do with Katherine Howard and a few questions about Lord Rochford.

 

Frist let us get past the Lord Rochford questions, were you the reason why poor George Boleyn was arrested and executed for adultery and treason back in 1536 along with his sister; because if you were that is simply wrong to do that to your husband and sister-in-law. I hope God had mercy on your soul when you died in 1542. I believe George never laid with Anne and you and the rest of the ladies- in – waiting made it up. I believe that you are the reason why George was implicated in the first place. George died for no reason, I believe that you just wanted out of that marriage and never liked being married to George. Because your marriage was an arranged marriage. Did you even care about George at all? Or was he just a pawn for you to use? Because a royal court is a game of chess. You must make the right moves to win the game, but the wrong move and you lose the game.

 

Now on to Katherine Howard, what were you thinking helping her have an affair with Thomas Culpeper in the first place. Did you forget what happen to Anne and George plus the four other men that were wrongfully executed by the King. I think you really did lose your mind and forgot all the bad things that happen to your husband and sister-in-law the Queen. You should have realized that if you and Katherine were caught, which you were you would be executed. Because that is a form of treason against the King. Katherine should have never even looked at Culpepper in the first place. She should have focused on the King. But she did not, and you helped her with her plan to have an affair with Culpepper. In my eyes you got what was coming to you and Katherine for what you did. I hope God had mercy on your soul for what you did to Anne and George; plus, for what you did behind the King’s back with Katherine. I believe that you, Katherine, Thomas Culpepper and Francis Dereham got what was coming to you. But the Dowager Duchess of Norfolk did not get what was coming to her she should have been executed along with everybody else that was involved, because Katherine was in her care when Katherine had the affair with Francis Dereham to begin with. They should have held her responsible for that affair and Katherine not being a maiden when she came to the King’s bed. You should always remain a maiden until you are married to your husband.

 

 

Queen Anne Boleyn’s greatest supporter

Letter to King Henry VIII 13 February 2021

 

13 February 2021

 

Dear King Henry VIII,

Today is the Anniversary of the execution of Katherine Howard, your fifth wife. To be completely honest I never liked Katherine Howard out of all your wives I prefer Anne Boleyn who you wrongful executed. But when it comes to Katherine Howard you did the right thing by have her and Jane Boleyn executed. I have always believed that Jane was the reason why you had George Boleyn executed, considering George was innocent along with your wife. But enough about The Boleyn’s. Katherine only had one thing on her mind, and she did not love you. You always wanted a love like your mother and father had. But I can tell you here and now I do not think the following Queens/Wives loved you they just wanted stats. Catherine of Aragon- never loved you, just wanted to be Queen; Jane Seymour- never loved you, was manipulated by her family or be abandoned by her family; Katherine Howard- Was place before you to get your mind off your marriage to Anne of Cleves, I do not think you were meant to marry her. Catherine Parr- Catherine only married you so that she could survive in the world, so once again she did not love you either she was in love with someone else who was among your court. Since you never loved Anne of Cleves, I did not include her. Anne Boleyn did in fact love you and you threw her away like a used rag. Katherine Howard only what you could give her the gifts and the sex. But once the sex stop, due to your age and health Katherine sought out someone else to give her what she wanted. In my opinion she got what was coming to her. I hope God had mercy on her soul for the impure things she did.

 

 

        Queen Anne Boleyn’s greatest supporter  

Letter to Queen Anne Boleyn 28 October 2020

 

28 October 2020

Dear Queen Anne Boleyn,

It has taken 484 years, but the truth has finally come out. Henry betrayed you and lied about everything that was brought up against you. Two researchers found a book or some papers that has all the orders on getting rid of you and everyone who was one of your supporters. He even wrote that in access to blunt and did not want to have you burned at the stake, he said that he did not want to cause you any pain. So, he decided to order a French swordsman from France to do it. He already decided that you were guilty, even before you had your trial. All because you gave birth to Elizabeth and not the son he so hoped for; for so long. I was right about you being and it said all along. You were wrongfully accused just because you gave birth to a daughter. You never laid with any man but your husband. In my eyes you are and have always been the Queen of England. Because Catherine of Aragon and Jane Seymour's children did not bring England into the Golden age and did not win a war against the Spanish Armada. In fact, Mary lost Calais I will forever be known as bloody Mary of England and aligned England with Spain by marrying her own cousin King Phillip the second of Spain, which was her mother's nephew. I do not see why people still believe that you are nothing more than a whore. I am sure Henry loved you until his fall. I believe wholeheartedly that you were and still are the greatest Queen out of the six wives.

 

Until next time,

 

your greatest supporter

Letter to Queen Anne Boleyn 19 May 2020

     

19 May 2020

Dear Queen Anne Boleyn,

I know that I am 484 years too late to be writing to you, but I just wanted you to know that even though you were wrongfully executed; by your own husband. I believe wholeheartedly that you are or were innocent of all charges. What Henry did to you, what be called murder in my time. I never believed that you laid with Mark Smeaton, Francis Weston, William Brereton, Henry Norris and your own brother George. I believe that Henry's fall from the horse that year, was the reason that you were wrongfully executed; it changed his personality from the Henry that you did not recognize anymore. When Henry's personality changed, he fell out of love with you. I believe that Henry made everything up to get rid of you, Thomas Cromwell made everything seem so real and believable. They wanted to replace your family the Boleyn’s, blocks for the Seymour’s. But do not worry Cromwell and the two male Seymour’s got executed. So, there is your revenge on Cromwell for causing your death. I am going to start writing you I let arrive here on the anniversary of your wrongful execution. See you next year.

 

 

Your greatest supporter