The Last Days of Mary Stuart And the Journal of Bourgoyne Her Physician
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— Your Majesty's faith- ful subject and sworn servant, "Anthony Babington." Mary's alleged answer to Babington : Chardey, 17th July 1586: — "According to the zeal and entire affection which I have known in you towards the common cause of religion, and since having always made account of you as a principal and right worthy member to be employed both in the one and in the other, it hath been no less consolation unto me to know your estate, as I have done by your last letter, and to have further m...eans to renew my The Last Days of Mary Stuart 233 intelligence with you, than I have felt griefs all this while past to be without the same. I pray you, therefore, to write unto me hereafter, so often as you can, of all concurrents which you may judge in any sort important to the good of mine affairs, wherein I shall not fail to correspond, with all the care and diligence possible. For divers considerations, too long to be dealt with here, I cannot but greatly praise and commend your com- mon desire to prevent in time the design of our enemies for the extirpation of our religion out of this realm with the ruin of us all ; for I have long ago showed to the foreign Catholic princes what they have done against the King of Spain, and in the time the Catholics here, remaining exposed to all persecutions and cruelty, do daily diminish in number, forces, means, and power, so as, if remedy be not speedily provided, I fear not a little but that they shall become altogether unable for ever to rise again to receive any aid at all when it is offered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Your Majesty's faith- ful subject and sworn servant, "Anthony Babington." Mary's alleged answer to Babington : Chardey, 17th July 1586: — "According to the zeal and entire affection which I have known in you towards the common cause of religion, and since having always made account of you as a principal and right worthy member to be employed both in the one and in the other, it hath been no less consolation unto me to know your estate, as I have done by your last letter, and to have further m...eans to renew my The Last Days of Mary Stuart 233 intelligence with you, than I have felt griefs all this while past to be without the same. I pray you, therefore, to write unto me hereafter, so often as you can, of all concurrents which you may judge in any sort important to the good of mine affairs, wherein I shall not fail to correspond, with all the care and diligence possible. For divers considerations, too long to be dealt with here, I cannot but greatly praise and commend your com- mon desire to prevent in time the design of our enemies for the extirpation of our religion out of this realm with the ruin of us all ; for I have long ago showed to the foreign Catholic princes what they have done against the King of Spain, and in the time the Catholics here, remaining exposed to all persecutions and cruelty, do daily diminish in number, forces, means, and power, so as, if remedy be not speedily provided, I fear not a little but that they shall become altogether unable for ever to rise again to receive any aid at all when it is offered.
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