We are indebted indeed to Simon Renard, the Holy Roman Empire"s Ambassador to Britain for getting news of a scurrilous plot to overthrow our government and myself and put my half -Sister Elizabeth on the throne. We are further indebted to him for capturing one of the ringleaders and extracting information leading to the thwarting of this uprising and bringing in the commanding officers. What manner of men are these that twice have tried to put on the throne a person that has no right to be there?
It is fortunate indeed that the commons people and most of the nobility recognise my right as Queen of England to occupy the throne of this realm and rule. Sir James Croft, I am reliably informed, gave up almost before he got started. That thorn in my side, Henry Grey, the Duke of Suffolk only ra
