The Tragedy of Mary Stuart
The Tragedy of Mary Stuart
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And yet Bothwell seems to have had a premoni- tion that all was not well. Since the morning after THE MARRIAGE 149 Ainslie's supper, when the chief nobles had hurriedly left Edinburgh, few peers of note had returned to the Court. Du Croq reported that although the Queen summoned them they would not come. He, as the Ambassador from France, was in a difficult position ; he would not recognize Bothwell as Mary's husband, and if he favoured his enemies he would be acting contrary to his office in r...elation to the Queen ; " it will be better for me, " he wrote, " to withdraw myself, and leave them to play out their game. " No doubt Mary and Bothwell took anxious counsel together over the situation, and for issue a pro- clamation was made on the 28th of May commanding noblemen, knights, esquires, gentlemen, and yeomen, to meet the Queen at Melrose on the 12th of June. They were to come in warlike array, with six days' victuals, and accompany the Queen and her husband on an expedition against the marauders of Liddes- dale.
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And yet Bothwell seems to have had a premoni- tion that all was not well. Since the morning after THE MARRIAGE 149 Ainslie's supper, when the chief nobles had hurriedly left Edinburgh, few peers of note had returned to the Court. Du Croq reported that although the Queen summoned them they would not come. He, as the Ambassador from France, was in a difficult position ; he would not recognize Bothwell as Mary's husband, and if he favoured his enemies he would be acting contrary to his office in r...elation to the Queen ; " it will be better for me, " he wrote, " to withdraw myself, and leave them to play out their game. " No doubt Mary and Bothwell took anxious counsel together over the situation, and for issue a pro- clamation was made on the 28th of May commanding noblemen, knights, esquires, gentlemen, and yeomen, to meet the Queen at Melrose on the 12th of June. They were to come in warlike array, with six days' victuals, and accompany the Queen and her husband on an expedition against the marauders of Liddes- dale.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry C Henry Charles Shelley to read onlineMoreLess
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