Justice, O King as Brandon's fate hinges on Mary
In the Paris and London world of Henry VIII era, Caskoden confronts King Henry and Wolsey over Brandon's death sentence. The king vows to free Brandon after hearing Caskoden's tale of Mary and Jane Bollingbroke's actions. Brandon is freed, then tended and sheltered by Caskoden, while Mary endures royal pressure to wed Louis XII. Mary resists, aided by Jane, in a battle of wit against royal power.
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France
Brandon
London
Jane
Mary
Charles Bran
Balingsgate
Jane Bollug
Bridewell
Sirwin
Ndon
Caskoden
Uberate Brandon
Hussy
King Louis
Thomas Brandon
Lincoln
Henry
Wolsey
Lower Thames Street
Fish Street Hill
Grace Church Street
Bishopsgate
Vesey's
Newgate
Heaven
Mistress Cornwallis
Christendom
Guildhall
Wolsey’s
Greenwich
Billingsgate
England
Louis XII
Bran- Adon
Windsor
de Longueville
Grouche
Louis
Caskeden
Husay
de Longue
Brother Mine
Jane Bolingbroke
Juno
Old de Longueville
Smithfield
Edwin
King’s
Lady Mary
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Henry VIII
Edwin ‘Caskoden
Elizabeth Woodville
Edward
Helen
Cleopatra
Agnes Sorel
Caakoden