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Article topic and research paper topic

The Article that I have assigned myself is the biography of Mary Tudor (Mary I ) as well as, the topic form my research paper

In the biographical information about Mary Tudor life is gender apparent? And is her gender being used as a category of history analysis according to gender theory's proposed by scholars?

Sources:

Loades, D. (1979). The Reign of Mary Tudor : Politics, Government, and Religion in England, 1553-1558. New York: St. Martin's Press.

Lewis, H. (1972). I Am Mary Tudor. [New York]: [McKay

Richardson, W. (1970). Mary Tudor, the White Queen. Seattle: University of Washington Press

Richards, J. (2004). Gender difference and tudor monarchy: The significance of queen mary i. Parergon, 21(2), 27-46.

Mary Tudor I: The Woman, The lost Ruler

"When I am dead and opened, you shall find Calais lying in my heart." – Mary Tudor

Mary Tudor was the first queen of England who also ruled over Ireland until she died on November 17, 1558. In researched of biographical content on the life of Mary Tudor, for the context of analysis of the role of gender in the life of Mary I,  In observation it leads to the following question: how is gender a prevalent role in the life of Mary Tudor I in the biographical context? researching into the biographical works on Mary Tudor I in examination it can be evaluated that this question has several possible answers. As well as, the argument that is pose by many researchers that gender is most prevalent when it comes to the historical and biographical context in regards to female historical figures of the biological sex in reference to gender. In most biography of Mary Tudor I, an analysis can be conducted to the prevalence of gender in her life as well as, examine the argument of gender as it is prevalence in the biography of historical woman of the biological sex in reference to gender.   

childhood

Mary Tudor I the first queen of England had a very rocky childhood scenes the time of her birth, and she had a total of five stepmother. Although, Henry VIII her father was not disappointed in her birth the troubled began when no male siblings followed after Mary I. Mary was introduced to the catholic faith,after she was born she was Baptized about three days later after her birth. Mary I received most of her childhood education from her mother Catherine of Aragon at an early age she was fluent in French, cultured in dance and music. Also, By the time Mary I learned to walk at the age of two is was betrothed to a dauphin of France and many other marriage negotiation followed after in her childhood at the hands of her father. But, trouble arise when no male sibling followed her and the fact that there may not be any lead Henry VIII to later divorced her mother Catherine. Mary I was only nine years old at the time,and at the same time at the tender age of nine Mary I was separated from her mother and not allowed to see her after their divorce. Mary I was then sent to away to Wales where she had a royal court of her own and revived her queen-ship education that her father wanted for her. But, later during this time when Mary was away from both parents her father remarried Anne Boleyn and her half sister Elizabeth I was born. At this time troubled arise yet again and Mary was then stripped of her title as “princess” during the first succession act of 1534 by her father and passed by parliament that declared her a bastard. It also reduced her to the title of “Lady Mary” and declared her half sister "Princess Elizabeth" Mary continued to be denounced as "Lady Mary" until the third succession act of 1543 when she re-entered the royal court as "princess Mary" at the age of 28.