Category Archives: 25 years of Lady Jane Grey Reference Guide

Interview with Lee Porritt from ‘Lady Jane Grey Revisited’

As part of the 25 year’s celebrations, I am delighted to have interviewed Lee Porritt. Lee is the creator of Lady Jane Grey Revisited where he posts his investigations into the iconography of Lady Jane. Follow Lee on Social Media: … Continue reading

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Should Jane be known as Queen or Lady?

Sarah Beth Watkins (author of The Tudor Brandons) Jane was officially proclaimed queen but was never crowned – does that mean she wasn’t queen? During her very brief time, she certainly acted like a queen, holding court and discussing government … Continue reading

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Should Jane be known as Queen or Lady?

Melita Thomas (author of The House of Grey: Friends & Foes of Kings) Undoubtedly, Lady Jane. Jane was not queen under common law – even supposing Mary and Elizabeth did not count, and excluding Mary Queen of Scots as not … Continue reading

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Should Jane be known as Queen or Lady?

Valerie Schutte (editor of Mid-Tudor Queenship and Memory: The Making and Re-making of Lady Jane Grey and Mary I) Jane Grey should be known as Lady Jane, and if we want to be more accurate, perhaps Lady Jane Dudley. For … Continue reading

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