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Ruins of Bradgate House
Lady Jane Grey was born here in 1537. She was proclaimed Queen of England on July 9th 1553, a position she held for only nine days. By order of Mary Tudor she was beheaded, at the Tower of London, for high treason on February 12th 1554.
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