History of Scotland, Nide 7

W. Tait, 1845

CHAP I	17

Walsinghams tools and assistants	23

Progress of the plot	33

Letter to Babington	39

Babingtons alleged letter to Mary	46

Mary to Morgan	54

Her papers and letters seized	60

Burghleys unfeeling letter	66

Elizabeths negotiation with Maclean	297

Fears of the Kirk at the renewal of Spanish intrigues	304

His observations on Jamess character	311

Buccleuch carries him off from Carlisle castle	318

Extreme indignation of the Kirk	324

Mr David Blacks attack upon Queen Elizabeth	325

Black found guilty and banished	332

The king leaves his capital and retires to Linlithgow	339

Paulets brutal conduct to Mary	90

The King of Scots efforts to save his mother	97

She signs the warrant for Marys execution	104

Her reply on being told to prepare for death	110

Her parting with Sir Andrew Melvil	116

CHAP II	122

The borders break loose	129

Intrigues of Huntley and the Catholics	135

Destruction of the Spanish armada	141

Jamess negotiations for his marriage with Anne of Denmark	148

Coronation fêtes	154

Comparative power of the Protestants and Catholics	160

She sends him the garter by the Earl of Worcester	167

Bothwell imprisonedhe escapes	173

Murder of the bonny Earl of Moray by Huntley	177

Jamess difficulties	184

Intercepted letters of the Catholic lords	190

Jamess leniency to the Catholic lords	196

Jamess oppositiondeserted by the Kirk	202

Proceedings suspended against Huntley Errol and Angus	208

Mathews letter to Burghley	217

Elizabeth courts the Catholics	225

Alarm of the Kirk	231

They summon the people to meet in arms at Perth	237

Elizabeths letter to James	245

Zouch and Bothwells plot discovered	251

Jamess embassies to foreign states on the birth of his son	257

His reception at the English court	261

Elizabeth discards Bothwell	263

The king attacks and entirely defeats Huntley	273

The queen breaks her promises to James	277

Convention of the nobles	284

Slaughter of David Forrester	290

James resolves on the establishment of Episcopacy	345

Severe proceedings against the House of Ruthven	351

Success of the king	352

Meeting of the General Assembly	358

Mission of Sir William Bowes to Scotland	364

Proposals of Donald Gorm to Queen Elizabeth	370

Contest between the king and the Supreme Court	377

A general Fast	383

His scheme of taxation defeated	389

Anecdotes	402

Remarks	409

Letter of Logan to the unknown conspirator 18th July	415

Logan to the unknown conspirator	422

Nau to Babington 41	497

Friendly letter of Elizabeth to James	501

beth	6

Elizabeths letter to James	15

The dukes secret negotiations in England	22

467	35

Mary refuses to plead 71	38

Phelipps repairs to Chartley 43	43

Elizabeths letter to Mary 73	73

Marys second answer 80	80

Court meets again at Westminster 86	86

Summary of the letters	87

Progress of the plot	94

Elizabeths last illness	101

The king arrives at Gowrie House	102

James proclaimed her successor	107

The catastrophe Death of the Master and Gowrie	109

Jamess impatience and impolitic conduct	117

Sir Robert Careys journey to Scotland	118

James sets out for England	126

Otsikko	History of Scotland, Nide 7 History of Scotland, Patrick Fraser Tytler
Kirjoittaja	Patrick Fraser Tytler
Painos	3
Kustantaja	W. Tait, 1845
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Digitoitu	14. kesäkuu 2010

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