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Quotes About Legacy

He was therefore heir to a triple monarchy.
~ John Guy
she kept religion and politics apart, putting the ideal of monarchy and of hereditary descent ahead of religion.
~ John Guy
Mary's uncle presented the fifteen-year-old king with the scepter, the rod of justice and a ring
~ John Guy
The lords realized that her position as the future queen of France
~ John Guy
so refused to accept the usual title of Dowager Queen.
~ John Guy
Instead, she insisted on being called Queen Mother for the rest of her life.
~ John Guy
Mary Tudor, the English queen, fell mortally ill at the age of forty-two.
~ John Guy
It was the classic dilemma for women rulers. Should they marry and have children
~ John Guy
Lennox was furious with his son, who had brought all his plans of the past twenty years to the verge of catastrophe.
~ John Guy
Her son, Prince James
~ John Guy
of the kingdauphin and queen-
~ John Guy
It was to taint the relationship of Mary and Elizabeth for the rest of their lives.
~ John Guy
Francis was succeeded by his brother, Charles IX, who was only ten years old.
~ John Guy
The Guise family's ascendancy was over.
~ John Guy
more damaging loss to his reputation than that suffered thirty years before by his father, James IV
~ John Guy
cut to pieces at Flodden Field by the father of the very same English commander.
~ John Guy
He went to pieces when told that his heir was not a boy.
~ John Guy
she continued so relentlessly to set her sights on recognition as the heir to a woman who was only nine years older
~ John Guy
She was only twenty-eight. It was, wrote a chronicler
~ John Guy
Yours is a loving spirit; it should not die with you
~ Unknown
What has kept the world safe from the bomb since 1945 has been the memory of what happened at Hiroshima. – John Hersey, quoted in Fallout by Lesley Blume
~ John Hersey
There is no peace in dying.
~ John Hodgman
I love my father. It's not his fault that he made up a fear and, in order to make it feel more real to him, gave it to me. I was obviously built to receive it.
~ John Hodgman
As a father now myself, it's sobering to think about how the smallest comments will ripple through your children's lives, with some leaving permanent warps. I must console myself in the certainty that I am helping them and damaging them in other ways I cannot see.
~ John Hodgman