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Мери, кралицата на Шотландия, прекарва детството си във Франция и някой ден трябва да стане кралица и на тази държава. Когато обаче съпругът й умира рано и тя остава вдовица млада, се връща в Шотландия – страна, разкъсвана от война. Елизабет тъкмо е станала кралица на Англия, а за Мери тя е като... Гледай Онлайн Филмите публикувани на сайта не се хостват на сървъра ни. Filmi7.com не съхранява физически видео файлове. Ако сте носител на авторско право и желаете премахването на филм от сайта свържете се с нас чрез формата за контакт
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Mary I of Scotland - For the queen of the same name, please see Mary I of England. Mary I of Scotland (1542–1587), often known as Mary, Queen of Scots, was queen of Scotland from 1542 until 1567. She was a Roman Catholic and a cousin of Elizabeth I. After fleeing from Scotland and spending 20 years in England as Elizabeth's prisoner, Mary was executed for conspiring Elizabeth's death. Sourced quotes - "Look to your consciences and remember that the theatre of the world is wider than the realm of England."[1] - Simple: Look to your consciences and remember that the whole world is bigger than this land of England. - What it means: Look into your consciences and remember that the rest of the world can win against England. - About the quote: To the group of people appointed by Elizabeth to try Mary for treason. - "En ma fin git mon commencement."[2] - Translation: In my end is my beginning - What it means: The end of my mortal life is the beginning of my everlasting life. - About the quote: Motto sewn in with an emblem of her mother, Mary of Guise. Notes - ↑ Guy, p. 473 - ↑ "Mary, Queen of Scots" The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations. Elizabeth Knowles. Oxford University Press, 2004. Oxford Reference Online. Accessed on 21 November 2008 References - "Mary, Queen of Scots" The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations. Elizabeth Knowles. Oxford University Press, 2004. Oxford Reference Online. Accessed on 21 November 2008 Queen of Scots: The True Life of Mary Stuart. Mariner Books.