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In accordance with the views of the late king, Som- erset was desirous of effecting a union between England and Scotland, by the marriage of Edward with the young Scottish queen. This being opposed by the Scots, ho marched a large army across the border, and gained a great victory near Edinburgh (1547), but was unable to take advantage of it, being compelled to return to Eng- land, to oppose the machinations of his enemies, among whom wiw his own brother, Lord Seymour. Shortly * WjAtt and Sorre...j wmre Intlmata fHends, hting eongenfftl both In taste and lentlinent Wyatt was a great farorita wMi the king, and was employed on some Important embassies o« the continent.
33. Who WM appointed Protector? Ediication of Edward VI. • His charao* ter t Hia relisloaa preceptors ? Most noted reformers t Opponents of change ?
34» What Ted to an invasion of Scotland? The result f Whither was tUi young qaoen of Scotland sent ?
G* Digitized by VjOOQIC 140 THE TUDOR FAMILY. [A. ». Ift4 9.
afterward, the infant qneen of Scotland was sent to France^ where she was educated, and subsequently became the wife of Francis II., king of that country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In accordance with the views of the late king, Som- erset was desirous of effecting a union between England and Scotland, by the marriage of Edward with the young Scottish queen. This being opposed by the Scots, ho marched a large army across the border, and gained a great victory near Edinburgh (1547), but was unable to take advantage of it, being compelled to return to Eng- land, to oppose the machinations of his enemies, among whom wiw his own brother, Lord Seymour. Shortly * WjAtt and Sorre...j wmre Intlmata fHends, hting eongenfftl both In taste and lentlinent Wyatt was a great farorita wMi the king, and was employed on some Important embassies o« the continent.
33. Who WM appointed Protector? Ediication of Edward VI. • His charao* ter t Hia relisloaa preceptors ? Most noted reformers t Opponents of change ?
34» What Ted to an invasion of Scotland? The result f Whither was tUi young qaoen of Scotland sent ?
G* Digitized by VjOOQIC 140 THE TUDOR FAMILY. [A. ». Ift4 9.
afterward, the infant qneen of Scotland was sent to France^ where she was educated, and subsequently became the wife of Francis II., king of that country.
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