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February 22 - Marie de Guise, who avoided marrying Henry VIII!
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- 👑✨ Step into the regal world of Tudor history with my video on Marie de Guise! 🏰 On this day, 22nd February 1540, witness the coronation of the remarkable Marie de Guise, queen consort of King James V of Scotland, at Holyrood Abbey. 🌹👸
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Also on this day in Tudor history, 22nd February 1511, fifty-two-day-old Henry, Duke of Cornwall, son of King Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, died. Find out more in last year’s video - • February 22 - Catherin...
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All of a sudden, Maj the cat realizes, "Hey, this video isn't about me!" She disappears from view as fast as she can! So funny! 😂🐈🐾💛
“Not about me. Bored now. Bye.”
The little neck comment is wonderful.; Mary was more or less telling Henry VIII, "After what you did to Anne Boleyn you've got to be kidding to think I would marry you!!" I wonder what Henry's reaction to Marie's little jab was?
Good point! Actually, I don't think there is any way a marriage between Marie de Guise and Henry VIII would have worked out even if she had agreed to marry him. From what I've read, Marie was a very strong-willed woman, as well as being clever and shrewd. She was no meek little pushover. Henry would have soon discovered he'd married another Anne Boleyn - who was perhaps even stronger-willed than his ill-fated ex.
@@terrignazari6330 Or more corect, a new Catherine of Arragon
@@bosongidner5418 exactly! Or possibly a combination of the two? Quelle horreur! A true 'femme formidable', but exactly what Henry needed. The only problem was he held all the power.
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Marie was very smart to reject Henry. It took him two years to find a new bride after the death of Jane Seymour, and gosh, I WONDER why.
Yes, and she was a foreigner, unknown to the Court, His Minister had to go talent scouting deep into Germany to find him a new wife- no takers in Bloody England? No aristocratic girl chomping at the bit to get her chance? Lol. No, and Henry, a womanizer, curiously was willing to roll the dice and marry immediately after meeting someone who’s likeness he only knew from a portrait, whom he had never met, and was thus relying on the accuracy of his ministers reports. That sounds a lot like speed dating or worse- Tinder?? What it was was a romantic train wreck. And what did was he reportedly blurt out when his 2nd Anne was maybe out of earshot, (she didn’t speak or understand English anyway so perhaps that’s why he didn’t hold back )? “I LIKE HER NOT!!!” Emphatically! To his roving minister who knew it was time to update his resume lol. that marriage was annulled faster than Britney’s Vegas marriage to her backup dancer. LOL.
Marie d’Guise was also Catholic , it appears, and Henry has already broken from the Roman Church and set up his own shop with him at the head of it. He never married a Catholic after his 1st pious wife forced the issue. That may have given Marie pause. But I guess he liked her childbearing hips?? “She’s a Big Girl”
Do you think even back in the day people may have thought Henry put to death his innocent second wife Ann Boleyn?
@@pbohearn Henry had broken from Rome, yes, but the church underneath him was still very Catholic. And Jane Seymour was a Catholic.
@@pbohearn Men hate women's hips.
Need of more princes
Maj' thinking:... I'm the only queen here, if you don't mind.
Marie really said "NO thank you, next." Lmao.
Maj heard the words Henry VIII & marriage & wisely left the room...thank you for sharing Claire.
Fascinating to think “what if Marie had married Henry VIII”?
Instead she married James and her daughter became Mary Queen of Scots.
Imagine of Elizabeth had two Catholic sisters named Mary, one older, one younger. Or if Marie gave Henry a more healthy son, thus the prospects of a Catholic King after Edward died. Wonder how the Protestants in the government would handle that.
Her descendant wouldn't be monarch of England, in all likelihood.
...who was beheaded in her mother's stead. Family curses can be brutal!
Wow, never realized that. She avoided beheading, but his daughter beheaded hers !
@@wendychavez5348 Yep, the Stuarts were definitely cursed! Executed, killed in battle, assassinated, forced to abdicate... A pretty tragic track record.
Her response to the marriage suggestion is as good as Christina of Denmark's response to Henry's interest "Had I but two heads, one should be at the king's disposal".
I wonder if Mary Queen of Scots thought of her own mother's comment about having a small neck while her own neck was on the block.
Cat stares intently at the camera before deciding it was time to move on, as cats often do hehehehehe
Maj is a ham!! Also she seems to love to listen to you talking about Tudor history! ❤️
Wise move, especially if she had a difficult time conceiving. Definitely wouldn't have ended well for her.
Marie de Guise avoided being killed by Henry the 8th but her daughter was killed by his daughter Elizabeth
Crazy right?
Karla Marie very ironic lol! Guess Elizabeth got even with that comment to her father lol 😝
Oh don’t you just love ironies? It’s crazy how things just happen, but with royalty, things sure do get interesting. 😁
I am big woman but my neck is small 👍That is my girl 😁
Gotta give her credit!
Just found out that Marie de Guise is my 11th Great Grandmother, maybe this is where I get my smart mouth from lol, sounds like something I would say. Oh but wait Henry VIII is my 13th Great Grand Uncle...
@@dorothysmom and what do you want of us,comoners😁
@@draganamitrovic4250 nothing lol I was just excited.
Marie de Guise is a fascinating figure. Always interested to learn about her.
Thank you, Claire. Hope you're at 100% again. Cheers!
Still suffering but so much better now, thank you.
I just found out that Marie De Guise is my 11th Great Grandmother and James V of Scotland is my 11th Great Grandfather.
@@dorothysmom How exciting for you! =)
Madge is the sweetest. She must be jealous of tesal's screen time.
Oh, Madge!! She reminds me of my Allison!! What a beautiful baby!! 😻💞 🐈 I feel like Cats and History go together very well.
Glad to see someone had his number
By 1538, everyone had his number.
Lady V still died a royal though. I spend way too much time wondering how things would have been different if Arthur never died. But that’s more of science fiction question than a historical one.
Very interesting. This is a side of Tudor history I know little about. I didn't know they'd had 2 sons before Mary or that Henry VIII had been considering her. Can you imagine?! I'm sure many folks thought a lot worse than she said. I'm sure she was much happier (and "healthier") with the nephew.
Very informative video. Maj, the cat, loves the camera. She knows when to exit.
Nice to see Maj. She is such a pretty cat.
WE REALLY APPRECIATE ALL the work you do AND love our daily slice of Tudor history. Thank you. xx
Thank you!
Thanks Claire. Marie was a wise woman to want to keep her head.
Good for her! She certainly had her wits about her
Maj or Marie de Guise,, lol
Hi Maj! Come back and see us again soon!
I love your videos and the information you share with us. Thank you.
So happy I came home from work and my copy of On This Day in Tudor History arrived in the mail! Can’t wait to dive in. Loving your channel and these daily videos.
Oh I do hope you enjoy it, thank you.
I love the information you share and your delivery. I've watched a lot of your videos out of order, but since it's only February, I'll go back to last year's playlist and catch up with the date. That way, I'll be able to watch them "on the day" as they were intended and enjoy them even more. Thank you for sharing your research with the world!
Thank you, I do hope you enjoy them.
Beautiful cat 🐈
Maj the cat looks like she has refused a proposal from Henry as well, so proud.
A most fascinating This Day in History. Hi Maj, thanks for the lovely visit!
Pretty good "zinger" on Marie's part.
I have always admired how Marie de Guise dodged Henry VIII…and STILL had a grandson that landed the English throne. Can we hear more of Marie De Guise’s family? I’ve been trying to research…and THINK I found a bloodline from Marie to Lucrezia Borgia?
I'm a #historygeek with a fascination for the Tudor period among other things. So glad I stumbled across your channel. So much interesting information here!!
Thank you!
I guess refusing Henry, and the small neck joke, was another reason for him to dislike his older sisters family. He barred them from the throne in favor of the Greys.
I love these videos!
So much Maj!
Maj is so adorable!!!
Hi Maj!!! You just love history like us!
Claire! Reading your book! Its great! Thanks for writing it.
I have always loved the neck comment. I wonder what Mary De Guisse would have thought if she knew her grandson would become a King of England? I love your videos. They enable me to get a better glimpse into that portion of History. Thank you for another and keep them coming please!!!
Consider yourself upstaged by a cat with beautiful green eyes Claire!
I have always liked. Marie de Guise's face. It Isn't classically beautiful although pretty enough but it is quizzical, a little humorous and somehow competent
Or so I like to think.
thank you claire!!
Henry must have been the joke of Europe at the time for seeking a wife after what he did to poor Queen Anne. I think it was Anne of Denmark who also said she would marry him if she had a spare head? Smart ladies! (Edit: it was Christine of Denmark, Duchess of Milan, thanks Claire)
Yes, he'd certainly got a bit of a reputation. That's right, but it was Christina of Denmark, Duchess of Milan.
I'd love a compilation of burns by fierce ladies telling him off
Christina of Milan made that comment, though I can see where you might have gotten confused since an Anne of Denmark would become Queen of England.
@@midnight_rose2337 yes, my mistake.
Marie de Guise is one of my great grandmothers. I love her sassy spirit! She knew exactly what to avoid. A very smart woman.
Aww Madge is adorable! :) As for Marie de Guise, she was wise not to marry Henry VIII. Unfortunately, she was not wise to have either remarried or marry James V of Scotland. :S
Love your Cat😍 and your show❣️
Hi Claire absolutely love you channel, was wondering have you ever done a video on Bess of hardwick? I find her so fascinating xx
Here you go, Tim actually did it as I was poorly - th-cam.com/video/zCehMXaVkqs/w-d-xo.html
Video opens with kitty right up in the screen. Best video. 😂
But also very interesting content, as always.
Hello again Claire after a very long time......I so enjoyed your daily videos a couple of years ago but have you done anything since? I love seeing your cat Madge. We adopted a Tabby Kitten some months ago and wanted to call her Madge after your cat but some of our friends said the name was associated with an old maiden Aunt, also here in Australia we associate the name Madge with Dame Edna Everidge.....she often referred to her NZ bridesmade Madge Allsop!
I forgot to end my story Claire...got totally carried away! So we called our kitten Grace...she had been named by the Vet staff as Chutney...so she is now Grace Chutney!!!
Fab video...love little Maj 🐱💜
Your the best Claire glad your feeling better, your looking well, cheers from NJ USA
Smart lady Marie de Guise
How wonderful for this lady to be so informed and fluent about history. I wish
I love your cat, she's hilarious! XD
I have always thought Marie de Guise must have had remarkable abilities, to hold Scotland together all those years for her daughter. As I understand it, Scottish nobility was a wild bunch! And then Mary lost it all in just a few years.
More undisciplined and vicious than the English nobility. When Rizzio was murdered, one of them threatened Mary, saying he would "cut her into collops" as she attempted to defend him.
@@stevekaczynski3793 Marie de Guise was definitely a remarkable woman.
Loving Maj. Also loving your videos.
She's so funny. As soon as I set up to record, she appears!
So nice when our companions join us.
I love the cat! 😸
Maj loks directly into the camera, before dashing off.
“I may be big in person, but my neck is small.” Smart lady to dodge that danger. Sounds like her two sons might have caught the same illness.
Maj knew that you were covering queens today, so she made sure we noticed her. I know how these things work!
Marie sure dodged that bullet.. thanks for making these videos.. I love them
Maj is cutie like Marie de Guise response to Henry VIII
Smart lady! Thank you.
Maj needs her own show 😻
Beautiful kitty.
Very Lucky woman. Love Your hair!
Hello, Maj !!! So cute !
Clair I was working on my family history last night and found out that King James V of Scotland is my 11th Great Grandfather and Marie de Guise is my 11th Great Grandmother.
I made a mistake in my research Margaret Tudor is my 13th Great Grandmother, making Henry VII and Elizabeth of York my 14th Great Grandparents. Henry VIII is my 13th Great GrandUncle.
Maj has screen presence!🐱
Would love more videos on mary queen of Scots. I have not found as much info on her as I'd like
I've got a Mary, Queen of Scots playlist - see th-cam.com/play/PLepqWJ7TpkrIIC1eB75JBP8xYcqnqTHt6.html
🇦🇺🦘 Marie de Guise was very wise indeed not to agree to marry King Henry VIII. Who could blame her. I suspect - no one! Thank you Claire 👑🔔👍
Maj is so pretty she was checking in to see what you were talking about, I guess she wasn’t interested she made a quick exit.🐕
Awe.... I love kitty photo bombs.
Maj is making sure you're getting your dates & facts right! 😂 Cheeky puss Cat.. .What Marie said about Henry wanting her to be his bride was hilarious....They had very busy lives this family of Guise....Brilliany video Claire.. .as always 😆
That's my cat!! Love him. Seriously this one cracked me up. Henry VIII got his ego bruised. He said he wanted a big woman because he was a big man Lol she picked James! I love that part of what history would have been if they had married.
Marie must have stole that 'little neck' joke out of the Anne Boleyn book of humour! I didn't know Marie bore two sons before Mary. To hear they are buried together is tragic. BTW Maj is a real beauty and a scene stealer. 😺
It’s the 2nd time I’ve watched this ( it’s 26th June, 2021) and, as much as I enjoy your videos , Madge is still the star ⭐️- is she not? 🥰🥰🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Wasn’t there an Italian aristocrat who similarly said she would marry Henry if she had two heads? I don’t think Henry’s reputation survived Anne’s beheading in life and certainly not in death.
Where is Maj taking us today? 😀😀😀
To hide from Teasel 😂
It seems Henry did not think the whole wife-killing thing would impede his future marriage prospects, did he? 😂😂😂 Marie’s little comment made me think of Christina of Milan’s later jibe about marrying Henry only if she had another head to give him.
Can I ask if a book titled, The Royal Queens, is very accurate? It’s on audible. And do you intend on putting any of your books on audible.
I tried looking on Audible and couldn't find a book with that title. Who's it by?
Two of my books are on Audible - The Fall of Anne Boleyn: A Countdown, and The Anne Boleyn Collection.
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MADGE the cat!! Such a queen!!
Marie was a smart woman to turn down Henry Viii. It is amazing how oblivious Henry seemed to be to his own reputation after having killed one of his wives under dubious circumstances and he'd execute another in 6 short years apparently thinking it would make no difference in how he was perceived. His own agents in Denmark, when they were trying to sell the idea to Christina to marry Henry praised him and described him as gentle! Happily she also would have none of it. I think most of Europe knew this man was unstable and dangerous.
Yes, he just seems to have been oblivious to his rather questionable reputation. Marie had a lucky escape there!
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Maj is beautiful. Wonderful history lesson☘
Hi Claire! Thanks for the video ... like a number of others, I'm loving the little neck comment. But I imagine it went over Henry's head.
I also wanted to say a special thank you for the way you've answered my various and assorted questions. Since I don't have any other way to thank you, I wanted to give you some music. This is baroque music called Magnificat in C Major by German composer Johann Kohnau and performed by the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra and Choir. When I first heard it, I could hear some similarities to the music of Anne of the Thousand Days and Lady Jane, as well as various episodes of The Tudors. This is some of the best baroque music I've heard on YT, and I hope you enjoy it.
Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/GJ-wr1d4_F4/w-d-xo.html
Thanks again for your kindness towards me and my questions!
Oh wow! That's beautiful! Thank you so much.
How could I get hold of your books...its not in Singapore.....plz help...thk you madam
The Book Depository do free worldwide shipping - see www.bookdepository.com/es/search?searchTerm=claire+ridgway&search=Find+book
i find it amusing that henry wanted to marry marie because she was big, and then preceded to say the tall anna of cleves fat was when he couldn't perform for her in bed
For all the references to Christina, dowager Duchess of Milan: wasn't her "two heads" comment an invention by later commentators? It's an apocryphal statement, I think.
It is hard to keep the players straight when everyone is named Mary, James, Henry, Charles, and to make things more complicated they were sometimes named one name at birth and then ruled under another name.
don't forget Catherine 😂
Another delightful video, Claire: thank you! Marie's comment that she had a little neck sounds so much like Anne Boleyn's remark. And her riposte sounds like Christina of Denmark's "If I had two heads, one of them would be at the King of England's [i.e., Henry VIII] disposal." Renaissance royal ladies had such Wit....
Yes, wit and intelligence!
Cathryn Campbell that’s exactly what I stated earlier, guess great Tudor minds think alike lol😉
Didn’t another woman that’s name avoids me at the moment lol.......oh Princess Christina👰🏻👑😇😍 who was staying at court of Milan say something similar when asked to marry Henry VIII?....I remember her quote ( If I had two heads, one would be at the king 🤴🏼 of Englands disposal ( yes I would marry him. ) Yet,alas I only have but one.” (A big no way lol!) I like that she was sassy yet classy lol !! The royals from other countries seemed to wise enough to see the trend since they weren’t subjects nor was it worth it to risks.sSeems more like the only reason he married English woman was because they had no choice since he was king lol that and ambition of course.
Yes, that's right, Christina of Denmark, Duchess of Milan, said it.
Curious as to why Marie was referred to as a "big" woman, I poked around on Google (*cough wikipedia *cough) and Marie was reported to be 5 feet 11 inches tall. She must have looked quite regal in her gowns. Very interesting lady, the mother of Mary Queen of Scots.
Yes, "big" in this case would refer to height. Henry VIII was tall.
John Knox who hated her gloated about her illness and death. The historian and writer John Prebble commented that Knox's great hatreds were rarely spoiled by small compassions.
Did Mary of Guise & Anne Boleyn know each other since Anne was at the French court for many years?
Marry Henry VIII ? What could possibly go wrong?
Oh by the way I read iy was Christna of Denmark that made that neck comment.
She no doubt had taken notice of a pattern when ole Henry took a wife.
Think after what happened to Anne it scared women away from him . I definitely would not want to marry him after what he did to Katherine of Aragon .