Lady Jane Grey part 9: Jane's Supporters Turn Against Her

Northumberland's efforts to recruit soldiers for Jane's cause failed as many sided with Princess Mary. Jane's support dwindled, leaving her isolated. The Privy Council, initially sworn to defend Jane, shifted allegiance to Mary, viewing Jane as a usurper. Despite Jane's resolve, the Council proclaimed Mary as queen, disregarding Jane's position and efforts. The public celebrated Mary's ascension, leaving Jane isolated and powerless.

In what ways did Jane feel isolated during the events leading to her downfall?

Describe the public reaction when Mary was proclaimed Queen.

What was the attitude of the Privy Council towards Jane during her reign?