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The miseries of a disputed succession had been felt so long , and so dreadfully , that he was proclaimed within a few hours of Elizabeth 's death , and was accepted by the nation , even without being asked to give any pledge that he would govern well , or that he would redress crying grievances . There is a possibility that more extensive baryte deposits may be present in the limestone succession underlying the mineralised sandstones . Charles Kennedy just edged Gordon Brown into fourth place , while of the Tory succession favourites Michael Portillo was way ahead of any other contender , appearing in 7.7 per cent of all election news items . The tsar ’ s second marriage to Theodora succeeded only in making matters worse : the legacy of his death on 17 February 1371 was a disputed succession that weakened the country still further . When for instance , a kingdom is so equally divided between two parties , that it is a matter of doubt which of them constitutes the nation , or in a disputed succession between two claimants of the crown ; the kingdom may be considered as forming two nations at the same time . Edward died on July 6 , 1553 , leaving a disputed succession . Perhaps one could call it a simplification of and variation on the English class-system which had a hereditary monarchy on top , followed in descending succession by clearly demarked classifications of nobility , a complex church hierarchy , a landed gentry , a rising merchant class , simple yeomen , and vast numbers of unfranchised people who fitted none of those categories . " The associate in the gay and crowded city is soon forgotten ; the hurrying succession of new intimates and new pleasures effaces him from our minds , and the very scenes and circles in which he moved are incessantly fluctuating . The death of Isabella 's half-brother Henry IV in 1475 brought on a disputed succession and fitful civil war which absorbed all the queen 's attention for the next five years .