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Introduction, called her to the throne speaks to the image of Mary as a providential queen, successful in gaining control of the crown in spite of opposition, an image on which her supporters would capitalize. Her conviction that she was meant to be of some use to the country indicates her desire to return England to Catholicism and its allegiance to the pope.

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Conclusion,which had traditionally been held by a male monarch, did not dispel the ambiguity of regnant queenship—in fact, their subjects’ ambivalence about female rulers may have increased. Yet in spite of the difficulties they faced, both Mary and Philip were successful in various ways in carving out their respective positions.

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Linfei Han,Xiawen Wei,Lan Chentional scientists working in the field of semiconductors.IncVols. III/17a-i and III/22a, b (supplement) on semiconductor physics and technology have been published earlier, the latter covering new data on the technologically important group IV elements and II-V, II-VI and I-VII compounds only. The w

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Stephen N. Sullivanuration for a young Jewish intellectual publishing a book on how “civilization” (of Western Europe, in particular) is based on manners, self-control, and state formation. Thirty years later, the book was finally republished in English. In a context made by various social movements, critiques of capi