Wrapped Up With A Red Cloth
Yes, in order to cure the viral disease, doctors made every effort to address any obvious humor abnormality that was present at the time. In Elizabeth’s case, this entailed covering herself in a red cloth in the hopes of treating her scarlet sores, which she did unsuccessfully. Meanwhile, Lady Mary Sidney, the king’s devoted attendant, looked to be carrying out a daily ritual by the royal bedside, preparing to bring over a supply of water and tea to the monarch.

Wrapped Up With A Red Cloth
Her Condition Improved
Meanwhile, Elizabeth’s ministers began working behind the scenes to put in place a plan for her succession. Because the queen had no heirs, her Protestant friends were anxious that the throne of England may descend to Mary, Queen of Scots, who was a Catholic and thus a threat to their interests. Unfortunately for them, they were blessed with a little bit of good fortune. As luck would have it, Elizabeth began to improve before an other option could be presented.

Her Condition Improved