Summer At the Lake of Monteith
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trose. He was taken prisoner at Solway in 1543, but was ransomed for two hundred pounds, and was afterwards killed at the battle of Pinkie. He had no legitimate issue, but a natural son by Mrs. Jean Home, who was commentator of Dryburgh, and ancestor of the Erskines of Sheffield.
2. Thomas, Master of Erskine, who was ambassador to England. He was married to Margaret, daughter of Lord Fleming, the Chamberlain of Scotland, but by her he had no family. He had a natural son, who was commentator of ...Cambuskenneth, but died before his father, in 155 1.
3. John, who succeeded his father.
4. Sir Alexander Erskine of Gogar, ancestor of the Earls of Kellie.
5. Sir James Erskine of Tullibody.
1. Elizabeth, who married Sir Walter Seton of Touch.
2. Margaret, who had a natural child to James V. Viz. James, Earl of Moray, Regent of Scotland.
John, fifth Lord Erskine, was a man of transcendant genius. He held many high offices, and was remarkable for disinterestedness, love of country, and attachment to Protestantism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
trose. He was taken prisoner at Solway in 1543, but was ransomed for two hundred pounds, and was afterwards killed at the battle of Pinkie. He had no legitimate issue, but a natural son by Mrs. Jean Home, who was commentator of Dryburgh, and ancestor of the Erskines of Sheffield.
2. Thomas, Master of Erskine, who was ambassador to England. He was married to Margaret, daughter of Lord Fleming, the Chamberlain of Scotland, but by her he had no family. He had a natural son, who was commentator of ...Cambuskenneth, but died before his father, in 155 1.
3. John, who succeeded his father.
4. Sir Alexander Erskine of Gogar, ancestor of the Earls of Kellie.
5. Sir James Erskine of Tullibody.
1. Elizabeth, who married Sir Walter Seton of Touch.
2. Margaret, who had a natural child to James V. Viz. James, Earl of Moray, Regent of Scotland.
John, fifth Lord Erskine, was a man of transcendant genius. He held many high offices, and was remarkable for disinterestedness, love of country, and attachment to Protestantism.
What to read after Summer At the Lake of Monteith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Dun to read onlineMoreLess
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