The Scotts of Buccleuch 1, Pt.2
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To obtain the success of these designs the Earl of Rothes proceeded to London, promising faithfully to do all in his power for their mutual interests. But when he obtained audience of the King, notwithstanding his promises to his sister and Highchester, he prevailed with his Majesty to grant to him solely the ward and marriage of both the young ladies, excluding the Earl and Countess of Wemyss. Rothes then joined his interest with that of Tweeddale and the enemies of the marriage of the Countes...s of Buccleuch; and the better to attain his ends, charged with disloyalty and disaffection Highchester and those who were favourable to it. Highchester asserts that Rothes was so successful in 1 Baillie's Letters, vol. iii. p. 43S.
- Information by Sir Gideon Scott.
374 LADY MARY SCOTT, COUNTESS OF BUCCLEUCH, 1647-1G61.
this, that he got tines levied ou some of them, although they had supported the King's cause at Preston aud Worcester, and procured exemption for others who resiled from supporting the marriage, and also for those who had opposed it although liable to censure for opposing the interests of the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To obtain the success of these designs the Earl of Rothes proceeded to London, promising faithfully to do all in his power for their mutual interests. But when he obtained audience of the King, notwithstanding his promises to his sister and Highchester, he prevailed with his Majesty to grant to him solely the ward and marriage of both the young ladies, excluding the Earl and Countess of Wemyss. Rothes then joined his interest with that of Tweeddale and the enemies of the marriage of the Countes...s of Buccleuch; and the better to attain his ends, charged with disloyalty and disaffection Highchester and those who were favourable to it. Highchester asserts that Rothes was so successful in 1 Baillie's Letters, vol. iii. p. 43S.
- Information by Sir Gideon Scott.
374 LADY MARY SCOTT, COUNTESS OF BUCCLEUCH, 1647-1G61.
this, that he got tines levied ou some of them, although they had supported the King's cause at Preston aud Worcester, and procured exemption for others who resiled from supporting the marriage, and also for those who had opposed it although liable to censure for opposing the interests of the King.
What to read after The Scotts of Buccleuch 1, Pt.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser, William, Sir, 1816-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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