A Vindication of James Hepburn Fourth Earl of Bothwell Third Husband of Mary
A Vindication of James Hepburn Fourth Earl of Bothwell Third Husband of Mary
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Labanoff, or his Editor, under date 1568, states: "In February (nine months after marriage), Marie Stuart gives birth at Lochleven to a daughter, who is taken to France, where she becomes afterwards a Nun at Notre de Soissons. " The note to this reads as follows : " The pregnancy of the Queen of Scotland has been denied by Gilbert Stuart, who wrote in 1782 ; but Dr. Lingard, having reproduced this fact as unshaken in his history of England, I have considered myself compelled to adopt his versio...n, re- lying especially on the testimony of Le I^aboureur, a very praiseworthy historian, who, in his additions to the Memoires of Castelnau (French Ambassador to Scotland at the time), vol. I. P. 610, edition of 1731, speaks of the daughter of Marie Stuart. [This is the Castelnau to whom Agnes Strickland, in her " Life of Mary Stuart/' alludes in such very high terms. ] "It must be remembered that the author (Le Laboureur) cited, filled a post of confidence at the Court of France (he was Counsellor and Almoner to the King), and that he had every means of knowing the different particulars kept secret for so long a time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Labanoff, or his Editor, under date 1568, states: "In February (nine months after marriage), Marie Stuart gives birth at Lochleven to a daughter, who is taken to France, where she becomes afterwards a Nun at Notre de Soissons. " The note to this reads as follows : " The pregnancy of the Queen of Scotland has been denied by Gilbert Stuart, who wrote in 1782 ; but Dr. Lingard, having reproduced this fact as unshaken in his history of England, I have considered myself compelled to adopt his versio...n, re- lying especially on the testimony of Le I^aboureur, a very praiseworthy historian, who, in his additions to the Memoires of Castelnau (French Ambassador to Scotland at the time), vol. I. P. 610, edition of 1731, speaks of the daughter of Marie Stuart. [This is the Castelnau to whom Agnes Strickland, in her " Life of Mary Stuart/' alludes in such very high terms. ] "It must be remembered that the author (Le Laboureur) cited, filled a post of confidence at the Court of France (he was Counsellor and Almoner to the King), and that he had every means of knowing the different particulars kept secret for so long a time.
What to read after A Vindication of James Hepburn Fourth Earl of Bothwell Third Husband of Mary?
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