The Bardon Papers Documents Relating to the Imprisonment Trial of Mary Queen
The Bardon Papers Documents Relating to the Imprisonment Trial of Mary Queen
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Sir 14 PROCEEt)INGS AGAINST Secondarelie, the said Queene being found guiltie and suf- ficientlie convicted as culpable of the murder of her husband, her Majestic, doubtinge that by Parliament they would have proceeded so farre forth as not onlie to have deprived her of her state and goverment, but also to have taken awaie her lief, shee sent, for the staie therof, Sir Nicholas Throgmorton into that realme, who, notwithstandinge all the perswasions vsed in her Majesties name vnto the nobylitie ...there, could not have staied the execution, had he not threatned (beinge so directed by her Majestic) that shee would not faile to take revenge, in case they should offer anie violence to her person ; which, if her Majestic had not performed, shee had not nowe lived to have troubled Scotland and England as since shee hath donne. ' Thirdlie, the nobihtie of Scotland, vnderstandinge that the said Queene, after her escape out of Loughleven and retiringe into this realme, did charge them to have proceeded vndutifuUie, vnjustlie against her, pretendinge (as shee did) to bee altogither inocent of the facte whervppon they grownded the cause of their severe proceeding against her, were sutors vnto her Majestic that the cause might bee examined before competent judges, with furder request, that in case shee should bee found culpable, that then shee might be delivered into their handes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir 14 PROCEEt)INGS AGAINST Secondarelie, the said Queene being found guiltie and suf- ficientlie convicted as culpable of the murder of her husband, her Majestic, doubtinge that by Parliament they would have proceeded so farre forth as not onlie to have deprived her of her state and goverment, but also to have taken awaie her lief, shee sent, for the staie therof, Sir Nicholas Throgmorton into that realme, who, notwithstandinge all the perswasions vsed in her Majesties name vnto the nobylitie ...there, could not have staied the execution, had he not threatned (beinge so directed by her Majestic) that shee would not faile to take revenge, in case they should offer anie violence to her person ; which, if her Majestic had not performed, shee had not nowe lived to have troubled Scotland and England as since shee hath donne. ' Thirdlie, the nobihtie of Scotland, vnderstandinge that the said Queene, after her escape out of Loughleven and retiringe into this realme, did charge them to have proceeded vndutifuUie, vnjustlie against her, pretendinge (as shee did) to bee altogither inocent of the facte whervppon they grownded the cause of their severe proceeding against her, were sutors vnto her Majestic that the cause might bee examined before competent judges, with furder request, that in case shee should bee found culpable, that then shee might be delivered into their handes.
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