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-    &lt;FONT size=+1&gt;Letter of Katharine of Aragon to her daughter, 
-Princess Mary&lt;br&gt; April 1534&lt;/FONT&gt;&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
-  &lt;p&gt;&lt;FONT size=-1&gt;&lt;b&gt;Background &lt;/b&gt; &lt;br&gt;This letter was written by Katharine about seven 
-  months after the birth of Henry VIII's daughter with Anne Boleyn.&amp;nbsp; Henry 
-  had demanded that Mary take the oath to the Act of Succession, thus 
-  acknowledging the invalidity of her parents' marriage as well as her own 
-  illegitimacy.&amp;nbsp; Mary understandably refused, but her resolve was 
-  faltering.&amp;nbsp; Henry would not allow her to visit her mother; he also 
-  dismissed her household and placed her in the care of Lady Anne Shelton, the 
-  aunt of Anne Boleyn.&amp;nbsp; Mary was miserable and quickly fell ill.&amp;nbsp; She 
-  had never been robust and the constant emotional turmoil of her life affected 
-  her physical health.&amp;nbsp; She understandably looked to her mother for advice 
-  and support.&amp;nbsp; In this letter, Katharine tells Mary to follow her own 
-  strategy - obey Henry in all things except those which would offend 
-  God.&lt;/FONT&gt; &lt;/p&gt;
-  &lt;P&gt;&lt;FONT size=-1&gt;As the letter indicates, Katharine herself genuinely feared 
-  for Mary's life, as well as her own.&amp;nbsp; But she was determined to remain 
-  true to her conscience, and none of Henry VIII's threats would persuade her 
-  otherwise.&amp;nbsp; Mary would eventually betray her mother's wishes and accede 
-  to the Act of Succession; her letter to Henry VIII is included in the &lt;A 
-  href=&quot;_httpextlink_&amp;amp;rl=1&amp;amp;href=http:%2f%2fenglishhistory.net%2ftudor%2fprimary.html&quot;&gt;Primary Sources&lt;/A&gt; 
-  section and is a remarkable document.&lt;/FONT&gt; 
-  &lt;P&gt;&lt;FONT size=-1&gt;In this letter, 
-  Katharine mentions Lady Salisbury.&amp;nbsp; This was Margaret de la Pole, 
-  countess of Salisbury; she was also a Plantagenet heir and cousin of Henry 
-  VIII's.&amp;nbsp; She had been Mary's governess for many years and was very close 
-  to both Katharine and Mary.&amp;nbsp; Upon Mary's disobedience, Henry dismissed 
-  her from Mary's service; Margaret was eventually executed on trumped-up 
-  charges of treason in 1541.&amp;nbsp; Her death was perhaps the most blatant act 
-  of judicial murder in Henry's bloody reign.&lt;/FONT&gt; 
-  &lt;P&gt;&lt;FONT size=-1&gt;I find this letter psychologically interesting.&amp;nbsp; 
-  Katharine became increasingly pious as her marriage to Henry dissolved into 
-  ceaseless acrimony and misery.&amp;nbsp; Religious fervor became her only 
-  comfort.&amp;nbsp; In this, she perhaps inadvertently over-stressed its importance 
-  to her daughter.&amp;nbsp; She placed Mary in an untenable and dangerous position, 
-  essentially telling her that it was God's will to disobey her father, even as 
-  she assumed God was on her side in the annulment proceedings.&amp;nbsp; But Henry 
-  was equally convinced of the religious righteousness of his cause.&amp;nbsp; Poor 
-  Mary, torn between two bullying parents, inevitably turned to her 
-  mother.&amp;nbsp; After all, Katharine's situation was far more sympathetic and 
-  she was badly treated (after she refused many generous offers to accept 
-  Henry's wishes.)&amp;nbsp; But the effect on Mary's personality was 
-  devastating.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; She remained emotionally insecure for the rest of her 
-  life.&lt;br&gt;&lt;/FONT&gt;&lt;hr&gt;
-  &lt;P&gt;
-    &lt;p&gt;Daughter, I heard such tidings today that I do perceive if it be 
-    true, the time is come that Almighty God will prove you; and I am very glad 
-    of it, for I trust He doth handle you with a good love.&amp;nbsp; I beseech you 
-    agree of His pleasure with a merry heart; and be sure that, without fail, He 
-    will not suffer you to perish if you beware to offend Him.&amp;nbsp; I pray you, 
-    good daughter, to offer yourself to Him.&amp;nbsp; If any pangs come to you, 
-    shrive yourself; first make you clean; take heed of His commandments, and 
-    keep them as near as He will give you grace to do, for then you are sure 
-    armed.&amp;nbsp; And if this lady [Anne Shelton] do come to you as it is spoken, 
-    if she do bring you a letter from the King, I am sure in the self same 
-    letter you shall be commanded what you shall do.&amp;nbsp; Answer with few 
-    words, obeying the King, your father, in everything, save only that you will 
-    not offend God and lose your own soul; and go no further with learning and 
-    disputation in the matter.&amp;nbsp; And wheresoever, and in whatsoever company 
-    you shall come, observe the King's commandments.&amp;nbsp; Speak you few words 
-    and meddle nothing.&amp;nbsp; I will send you two books in Latin; the one shall 
-    be De Vita Christi with a declaration of the Gospels, and the other the 
-    Epistles of St Jerome that he did write to Paul and Eustochium, and in them 
-    I trust you shall see good things.&amp;nbsp; And sometimes for your recreation 
-    use your virginals or lute if you have any. &lt;BR&gt;But one thing I especially 
-    desire you, for the love that you do owe unto God and unto me, to keep your 
-    heart with a chaste mind, and your body from all ill and wanton company, not 
-    thinking or desiring any husband for Christ's passion; neither determine 
-    yourself to any manner of living till this troublesome time be past.&amp;nbsp; 
-    For I dare make sure that you shall see a very good end, and better than you 
-    can desire.&amp;nbsp; I would God, good daughter, that you did know with how 
-    good a heart I do write this letter unto you.&amp;nbsp; I never did one with a 
-    better, for I perceive very well that God loveth you.&amp;nbsp; I beseech Him of 
-    His goodness to continue it; and if it fortune that you shall have nobody 
-    with you of your acquaintance, I think it best you keep your keys yourself, 
-    for howsoever it is, so shall be done as shall please them. &lt;BR&gt;And now you 
-    shall begin, and by likelihood I shall follow.&amp;nbsp; I set not a rush by it; 
-    for when they have done the uttermost they can, than I am sure of the 
-    amendment.&amp;nbsp; I pray you, recommend me unto my good lady of Salisbury, 
-    and pray her to have a good heart, for we never come to the kingdom of 
-    Heaven but by troubles. &lt;BR&gt;Daughter, whatsoever you come, take no pain to 
-    send unto me, for if I may, I will send to you. &lt;BR&gt;Your loving mother, 
-    &lt;BR&gt;Katharine the Queen.&lt;/p&gt;
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