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The Succession Crisis of Queen Elizabeth I
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The Succession Crisis of Queen Elizabeth I
On October 10, 1562, Queen Elizabeth I was staying at Hampton Court when she was taken suddenly and dangerously ill. “She is in great danger,” the Spanish ambassador Bishop Álvaro de la Quadra reported six days later. “If the Queen should die it will be very soon, within a few days at latest.” Nobody expected her to survive. “Last night the palace people were all mourning for her as if she were already dead,” he wrote in another hurried dispatch…
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