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Bond of Association

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  • Elizabeth I
    Elizabeth I
    / Religious questions and the fate of Mary, Queen of Scots

    …Privy Council drew up a Bond of Association, pledging its signers, in the event of an attempt on Elizabeth’s life, to kill not only the assassins but also the claimant to the throne in whose interest the attempt had been made. The Association was clearly aimed at Mary, whom government…

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    …Privy Council drew up a Bond of Association, pledging its signers, in the event of an attempt on Elizabeth’s life, to kill not only the assassins but also the claimant to the throne in whose interest the attempt had been made. The Association was clearly aimed at Mary, whom government…

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