Mary Queen of Scots And Her Latest English Historian a Narrative of the Princip
Mary Queen of Scots And Her Latest English Historian a Narrative of the Princip
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He was, w6 are assured, unfortunately "unable to interfere. " The Queen's brother, the Prime Minister, the most powerful noble, the most influential man in all Scotland — " unable to interfere " to prevent a delib- erate murder ! Not afraid, take notice, but unable. Mr. Froude is right ; Murray was unable to interfere, for he was banded with Morton, Maitland, Bothwell, and the rest to take Darnley's life.
The assertion (viii. 361) that "the dying depositions of the instruments of the crime take...n on the steps of the scaflfold, " support the accusation against Mary Stuart, is, if possible, still more unfortunate than the accompanying statement of " keenest inquiry " into the genuineness of the casket-letters. The " keenest inquiry " was no inquiry worth the name. As to dying depositions, let us see. We find — on the best authority, that of Drury (Murray ?) — Captain CuUen designated as one who notoriously " revealed the whole circumstances. '* We have seen that after Both- well was a fugitive and the Queen a prisoner, ' Captain Cul- len was killed in his dungeon and his confession suppressed by Morton and Maitland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was, w6 are assured, unfortunately "unable to interfere. " The Queen's brother, the Prime Minister, the most powerful noble, the most influential man in all Scotland — " unable to interfere " to prevent a delib- erate murder ! Not afraid, take notice, but unable. Mr. Froude is right ; Murray was unable to interfere, for he was banded with Morton, Maitland, Bothwell, and the rest to take Darnley's life.
The assertion (viii. 361) that "the dying depositions of the instruments of the crime take...n on the steps of the scaflfold, " support the accusation against Mary Stuart, is, if possible, still more unfortunate than the accompanying statement of " keenest inquiry " into the genuineness of the casket-letters. The " keenest inquiry " was no inquiry worth the name. As to dying depositions, let us see. We find — on the best authority, that of Drury (Murray ?) — Captain CuUen designated as one who notoriously " revealed the whole circumstances. '* We have seen that after Both- well was a fugitive and the Queen a prisoner, ' Captain Cul- len was killed in his dungeon and his confession suppressed by Morton and Maitland.
What to read after Mary Queen of Scots And Her Latest English Historian a Narrative of the Princip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James F James Florant Meline to read onlineMoreLess
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