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p. 13. 83-3. 3^ Id. -55. ^}\).
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1S6 DISSERTATION ON t566.
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CHAF. tion of those two to be summoned into Enghncf, indicate that she was fiilly appri2^d of the parti- culars of their interview with Bothwell at Whit- tingham, and well assured that they would not venture, in her presence at least, to accuse her of ♦ murder to which they were privy themselves.
She wrote immediately to Elizabeth, to retract her offer, desiring to be first restored, or permitted to depart elsew...here ; promising to return in order to vindicate her innocence, when reinstated in her kingdom ; and protesting, that she neither would lior could reply to the false accusations of her enemies, nor in form of a process against her sub* jects, in which, unless their hands were tied up,' there was no equity between her and them, and to which, while she remained there, she would sooher die than submit 5^. The privy council^ before whom the letter *was* laid, determined that it was dishonourable to restore her without a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 13. 83-3. 3^ Id. -55. ^}\).
K4 ' .
1S6 DISSERTATION ON t566.
Setracts liecofTer.
CHAF. tion of those two to be summoned into Enghncf, indicate that she was fiilly appri2^d of the parti- culars of their interview with Bothwell at Whit- tingham, and well assured that they would not venture, in her presence at least, to accuse her of ♦ murder to which they were privy themselves.
She wrote immediately to Elizabeth, to retract her offer, desiring to be first restored, or permitted to depart elsew...here ; promising to return in order to vindicate her innocence, when reinstated in her kingdom ; and protesting, that she neither would lior could reply to the false accusations of her enemies, nor in form of a process against her sub* jects, in which, unless their hands were tied up,' there was no equity between her and them, and to which, while she remained there, she would sooher die than submit 5^. The privy council^ before whom the letter *was* laid, determined that it was dishonourable to restore her without a.
What to read after The History of Scotland, From the Union of the Crowns On the Accession of James Vi. to the ... 1?
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