Philip, as the King of Spain, wanted to marry Mary I of England to strengthen his political influence in Europe and potentially gain control over England. The marriage would also help strengthen Catholic alliances in the region and potentially lead to the restoration of Catholicism in England.
The notes that Mary Queen of Scots sent to Philip II of Spain requested his assistance and support in her efforts to gain the English throne. She sought military intervention to help her overthrow Queen Elizabeth I and secure her own claim to the English crown.
No, Telemachus does not want Penelope to marry a suitor. He is protective of his mother and wants her to wait for the return of his father, Odysseus. Telemachus believes that his father is still alive and will eventually come back home.
Philip discovers Timothy's bravery and resourcefulness in their survival on the island, which challenges his previous assumptions about Timothy being less capable due to his age. This realization prompts Philip to reconsider his prejudices and recognize Timothy as an equal, leading him to want to build a friendship based on mutual respect and admiration.
Yes, Philip the Apostle was indeed from Bethsaida in Galilee. He is often referred to as "Philip of Bethsaida" to distinguish him from the other Philip mentioned in the Bible.
Philip is a native of the fictional Caribbean island of Curacao.
yes in 1614
no, Queen Mary went on to marry King Philip II of Spain!
Her husband: Prince Philip.
Reasons why elizabeth didn't wan't to marry Philip:1) He was a catholic she was a protestant2) She wanted to rule the country on her own, she didn't wan't much help from a man3) There was so much pressure to Mary that she decided to Mary her country4) England didn't like foreigners5) jing yi bao fancies kang yu chen
July 25th on 1554 thx guys hope you learn something
Henry's daughter Mary married King Philip of Spain. Elizabeth remained single.
i've heard that She does want to mary him
Mary Tudor married Philip of Spain because he was Spanish like her mother. She also married him because she wanted to make peace with Spain
At the age of 37, Mary I of England focused her attention on finding a husband and producing an heir. While there were many potential suitors and opinions on who she should marry, Mary's cousin Charles V (of the Holy Roman Empire) suggested she marry his only son, Prince Phillip (II) of Spain.
Assuming you mean Philip of Spain, Queen Elizabeth I, and Mary I : Elizabeth and Mary were half-sisters, Mary married Philip. That would make Philip Elizabeth's brother-in-law (or at least half-brother-in-law.)
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Lady Jane Grey was a Protestant, and Mary was a Catholic. This made her a rallying point for Protestants if they decided to rebel again. Actually Mary did want to spare her because she knew it wasn't her fault, but she also really wanted to marry her cousin Philip of Spain, who wanted Jane executed.