Calendar of Letters And State Papers Relating to English Affairs : Preserved Principally in the Archives of Simancas : Elizabeth, 1558-[1603]
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An ambassador had come from the king of Scotland to give an account to this Queen of the treason that had been discovered, and the punishment he had inflicted. He complained also that the plot had been hatched by his rebellious subjects whom she was sheltering. The King (of Scotland ?) resolutely replies that he will not be mixed up in any plan for helping the Flemish rebels, upon which point great pressure had been brought to bear upon him by this Que'eti, who made him many offers of assistanc...e to that end.
Of Raleigh's flotilla, 5 ships of 150 tons, and 8 frigates of about 25 tons, had collected at Plymouth and were getting ready to sail.
Waad who I wrote came hither to ask for the surrender of the Englishman (Morgan) who attended to the queen of Scotland's affairs here has left, the King having answered that if he finds him guilty he will punish him here. — Paris, 18th April i585.
Postscript. — 1 have just received letters froiki England, dated 6th, but as they are not yet deciphered, I cannot send an account of their contents to-day.
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An ambassador had come from the king of Scotland to give an account to this Queen of the treason that had been discovered, and the punishment he had inflicted. He complained also that the plot had been hatched by his rebellious subjects whom she was sheltering. The King (of Scotland ?) resolutely replies that he will not be mixed up in any plan for helping the Flemish rebels, upon which point great pressure had been brought to bear upon him by this Que'eti, who made him many offers of assistanc...e to that end.
Of Raleigh's flotilla, 5 ships of 150 tons, and 8 frigates of about 25 tons, had collected at Plymouth and were getting ready to sail.
Waad who I wrote came hither to ask for the surrender of the Englishman (Morgan) who attended to the queen of Scotland's affairs here has left, the King having answered that if he finds him guilty he will punish him here. — Paris, 18th April i585.
Postscript. — 1 have just received letters froiki England, dated 6th, but as they are not yet deciphered, I cannot send an account of their contents to-day.
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