Diary of Sir Archibald Johnston Lord Wariston 1639 the Preservation of the
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The English therafter, having beseidged Dunnotter, was surrendred upon a very base capitulation as can be instructed, ^ and the leivtenent was bound to deliver the Honors or giv a rational accompt of them. And accordingly when they wer required, George Ogilvie and his wyf asserted that they wer caried abroad by the now Earl of Kintore, then Mr. Jhon Keith, and delivred to the King in Paris, but George wanting documents, hie and his wyf wer detayned prisoners till the Earl sent a declaration fro...m France, upon which they wer sett at liberty on baill.
The Earl of Kintore having then acknowledgd under his hand the having of the Honors, and knowing the difficulties that might attend him if he should fall in the hands of his enemies he stayed abroad till Generall Midleton came over to Scotland, and therafter followed him over to Scotland. Hie endured a great many hardships, being taken in his landing in the Ely in Fyfe, but being in disguise as a young merchand lad, the English let him go. Therafter coming north he corres- ponded with the Marquise of Montros, who had married his cousin german, and having got some frinds with him went to the hills and joyned General Midleton and remayned still ther till they wer defeatt at Lochgarioch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The English therafter, having beseidged Dunnotter, was surrendred upon a very base capitulation as can be instructed, ^ and the leivtenent was bound to deliver the Honors or giv a rational accompt of them. And accordingly when they wer required, George Ogilvie and his wyf asserted that they wer caried abroad by the now Earl of Kintore, then Mr. Jhon Keith, and delivred to the King in Paris, but George wanting documents, hie and his wyf wer detayned prisoners till the Earl sent a declaration fro...m France, upon which they wer sett at liberty on baill.
The Earl of Kintore having then acknowledgd under his hand the having of the Honors, and knowing the difficulties that might attend him if he should fall in the hands of his enemies he stayed abroad till Generall Midleton came over to Scotland, and therafter followed him over to Scotland. Hie endured a great many hardships, being taken in his landing in the Ely in Fyfe, but being in disguise as a young merchand lad, the English let him go. Therafter coming north he corres- ponded with the Marquise of Montros, who had married his cousin german, and having got some frinds with him went to the hills and joyned General Midleton and remayned still ther till they wer defeatt at Lochgarioch.
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