Queen Mary

• “Then, at 11: 04, Jellicoe asked Beatty, “When did Queen Mary and Indefatigable go down?””

  Castles of Steel

• “Cranmer and Bishop Ridley in 1552, and after Queen Mary (1553-58) had failed to restore her country to union with Rome and the Catholic”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 12: Philip II-Reuss

• “DESPITE THE SEVENTH-LEVEL JOGGING DECK, a good-size gym, and several swimming pools, I believe it is impossible to spend six days on the Queen Mary and not gain weight.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Italian Summer

• “Taking into account cost, schedule, and comfort Im not sure the girls would have done well on a freighter, the most attractive plan was to sail home on the Queen Mary II.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Italian Summer

• “Last year I went to visit Jerry Brotton, the senior lecturer in Renaissance studies at Queen Mary College, University of London.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Dragon’s Trail

• “Famous British ships — the battleship Warspite, the battle cruisers Queen Mary and Indefatigable — had been sunk (Invincible had been mistaken for Warspite).”

  Castles of Steel

• “I noticed that Queen Mary and Indefatigable were … [missing] but never realized that they had been sunk ….”

  Castles of Steel

• “And then at 6: 30, said Hase, “for the third time we witnessed that dreadful spectacle we had already seen in the case of Queen Mary and Defence.””

  Castles of Steel

• “The Commander-in-Chief was given no details of the battle cruiser action and he learned of the loss of Indefatigable and Queen Mary only the following day.”

  Castles of Steel

• “Beatty replied, astonishing the Commander-in-Chief by giving the positions of the “wreck of Queen Mary … wreck of Invincible … [and] wreck of Indefatigable.””

  Castles of Steel

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