Works volume 2
Works volume 2
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" the Quenis Grace, to charge Archibald ^ James Stewart, Oommendator of Eric of Argile and Johne Earle of St. Colme : see page 88, note 7. Athole, to desist and ceiss fra ony con- 1565. THE REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND. 493 after following- ; for it was thought, that the least part and principall of the chief Nohility being absent, there could no Parliament be holden: at the same time the Queen's Majestic perceiving that the matter Avas already come to a maturity and ripenesse, so that the minds and... secrecy of men's hearts must needs be disclosed, she wrote to a great number of Lords, Barons, Gentlemen, and others that were nearest in Fife, Angus, Lowthian, Mers, Tevidale, Perth, Lithgow, Clidsdall, and others to resort to her, in this form of words hereafter fol- lowing : — The Queens Letter.
" Trusty friend. We greet you well : We are grieved indeed by the evill bruite spread amongst our lieges, as that we should have molested any man in the using of his Religion and conscience freely, a thing which never entred into our minde ; yet since we perceive the too easie beleeving such reports hath made them carelcssc, and so we think it becomes us to be carefuU for the safety and preservation of our State ; wherefore we pray you most aifectionately, that with all possible haste, (after the receipt of this our Letter, ) you with your kindred, friends, and whole force, well furnished with amies for warrc, be provided for, fifteen daycs after your coming, addresse you to come to us, to waite and attend upon us, according to our expectation and ti-ust in you, as you will thereby declare the good affection you bear to the maintenance of our authoritie, and will do us therein acceptable sendee.
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" the Quenis Grace, to charge Archibald ^ James Stewart, Oommendator of Eric of Argile and Johne Earle of St. Colme : see page 88, note 7. Athole, to desist and ceiss fra ony con- 1565. THE REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND. 493 after following- ; for it was thought, that the least part and principall of the chief Nohility being absent, there could no Parliament be holden: at the same time the Queen's Majestic perceiving that the matter Avas already come to a maturity and ripenesse, so that the minds and... secrecy of men's hearts must needs be disclosed, she wrote to a great number of Lords, Barons, Gentlemen, and others that were nearest in Fife, Angus, Lowthian, Mers, Tevidale, Perth, Lithgow, Clidsdall, and others to resort to her, in this form of words hereafter fol- lowing : — The Queens Letter.
" Trusty friend. We greet you well : We are grieved indeed by the evill bruite spread amongst our lieges, as that we should have molested any man in the using of his Religion and conscience freely, a thing which never entred into our minde ; yet since we perceive the too easie beleeving such reports hath made them carelcssc, and so we think it becomes us to be carefuU for the safety and preservation of our State ; wherefore we pray you most aifectionately, that with all possible haste, (after the receipt of this our Letter, ) you with your kindred, friends, and whole force, well furnished with amies for warrc, be provided for, fifteen daycs after your coming, addresse you to come to us, to waite and attend upon us, according to our expectation and ti-ust in you, as you will thereby declare the good affection you bear to the maintenance of our authoritie, and will do us therein acceptable sendee.
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