Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, His Life And Times
Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, His Life And Times
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viii. pp. 183, 1S4).
Sir John Maclean stated that one Stephenson, a banker, had been thrown into the Bastille at the instigation of the Duke of Hamilton, to prevent him from disclosing inconvenient secrets (Sir John Maclean's "Discovery*'). The Bastille was a useful place for stopping the mouths of talkative people I 120 SIMON FRASER had been sent by Mary of Modena, one for the Duke of Hamilton, to be delivered by James Murray, the second for the Duke of Gordon, which had already been handed to... him, and the third — which he had ''found the way to be master of" — for — the Duke of AthoU. The letter was produced by Simon and handed to Queensberry, who sent it to Queen Anne without breaking the seal (that of her father). It was addressed **L. M. Y.," which Lovat interpreted as " Lord Murray," the title by which AthoU was known at St. Germain.
Here was, indeed, a fine discovery I In point of fact, it was a curious medley of truth, half-truth, and falsehood.
Some of Lovafs statements were confirmed by informa- tion already in possession of the Government ; some were entirely unsupported by other evidence; and the remainder seemed to accord with the suspicions already entertained by Queensberry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
viii. pp. 183, 1S4).
Sir John Maclean stated that one Stephenson, a banker, had been thrown into the Bastille at the instigation of the Duke of Hamilton, to prevent him from disclosing inconvenient secrets (Sir John Maclean's "Discovery*'). The Bastille was a useful place for stopping the mouths of talkative people I 120 SIMON FRASER had been sent by Mary of Modena, one for the Duke of Hamilton, to be delivered by James Murray, the second for the Duke of Gordon, which had already been handed to... him, and the third — which he had ''found the way to be master of" — for — the Duke of AthoU. The letter was produced by Simon and handed to Queensberry, who sent it to Queen Anne without breaking the seal (that of her father). It was addressed **L. M. Y.," which Lovat interpreted as " Lord Murray," the title by which AthoU was known at St. Germain.
Here was, indeed, a fine discovery I In point of fact, it was a curious medley of truth, half-truth, and falsehood.
Some of Lovafs statements were confirmed by informa- tion already in possession of the Government ; some were entirely unsupported by other evidence; and the remainder seemed to accord with the suspicions already entertained by Queensberry.
What to read after Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, His Life And Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W C William Cook Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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