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On the 15th February 1554, 3 days after Jane’s execution, the author of ‘The Accession, Coronation and Marriage of Mary Tudor’ wrote that <\/p>\n
‘the same day towards 9 a.m. many people noticed in the clear sky two suns with one huge iris: If it is allowed to take it as a good omen, who can prevent us from interpreting it as the foreboding of the union of the two greatest Kingdoms of Spain and England?’ p.73 <\/I><\/p>\n
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This story can be found in the following:<\/p>\n
The Accession Coronation and Marriage of Mary Tudor as related in four manuscripts of the Escorial<\/b> translated by C V Malfatti <\/p>\n
Mary and Philip: The marriage of Tudor England and Habsburg Spain<\/b> by Alexander Samson<\/p>\n
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