History of Scotland

Name: History of Scotland
Author: MacArthur, Margaret

MacArthur, Margaret

Scotland -- History -- Outlines, syllabi, etc.

H.
  Hadrian, wall of, 4.
  Halidon Hill, battle of, 58.
  Hamilton, James, of Bothwellhaugh, murderer of the Regent, 110.
  Hamilton, Marquess of, Commissioner, 132;
    his invasion of England, 138;
    his death, 139.
  Harlaw, battle of, 65.
  Hawley, General, his defeat, 179.
  Henry, son of David I., death of, 24;
    his children, 25.
  Hertford, Edward Seymour, Earl of, his invasions, 90, 91.

          I.
  Ida founds Northumberland, 6.
  Indulgence, the passing of, 153.
  Intercommuning, law against, 148.
  Inverness, its importance, 35.
  Irvine, surrender at, 42.
  Irving, Edward, his schism, 186.

          J.
  James I., his capture, 63;
    his return, 67;
    his treatment of the chiefs, 68;
    his murder, 69;
    his judicial reforms, _ib._;
    his poems, 70.
  James II., his accession, 71;
    murders Douglas, 74;
    his death, 75.
  James III., 75;
    his marriage, 76;
    his favourites, 78;
    his death, 79.
  James IV., 79;
    his marriage, 80;
    his fleet, 81;
    his alliance with France, _ib._;
    his invasion of England, 82;
    his character and death, _ib._
  James V., 83;
    his erection, 85;
    war with England, 87;
    his death, 88;
    his judicial reforms, _ib._;
    his poems, 89.
  James VI., his coronation, 107;
    his favourites, 115;
    his imprisonment at Ruthven, 116;
    his marriage, 117;
    his contest with the ministers, 120;
    his accession to England, 122;
    his restoration of episcopacy, 126;
    his visit to Scotland, 127;
    his death, 128.
  James VII., his conduct as Duke of York, 150;
    his persecutions, 151;
    his deposition, 153.
  James Stuart, Chevalier de St. George, Old Pretender, 168;
    his rebellion, 169;
    his landing in Scotland, 172.
  Jameson, George, noted painter, 165.
  Jedburgh, destruction of, 64.
  John of Bretayne, Lieutenant of Scotland, 45.

          K.
  Kentigern, Apostle of Strathclyde, 8.
  Killiecrankie, battle of, 157.
  Kilsyth, battle of, 137.
  Knox, John, first mention of, 92;
    leader of the Reformers, 99;
    his death and character, 113.

           L.
  Langside, battle of, 108.
  Lennox, Matthew Stewart, Earl of, his marriage, 90;
    his regency, 111;
    his death, 112.
  Leslie, David, leader of the Covenanters, 137.
  Lethington, William Maitland of, 109;
    his death, 115.
  Liturgy tumults, 131.
  Lorn, John Macdougal of, Bruce's enemy, 48.
  Lulach, son of Gruach, 14.
  Lyndesay, Sir David, his poems, 95.

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MacArthur, Margaret

Scotland -- History -- Outlines, syllabi, etc.

H.
  Hadrian, wall of, 4.
  Halidon Hill, battle of, 58.
  Hamilton, James, of Bothwellhaugh, murderer of the Regent, 110.
  Hamilton, Marquess of, Commissioner, 132;
    his invasion of England, 138;
    his death, 139.
  Harlaw, battle of, 65.
  Hawley, General, his defeat, 179.
  Henry, son of David I., death of, 24;
    his children, 25.
  Hertford, Edward Seymour, Earl of, his invasions, 90, 91.

          I.
  Ida founds Northumberland, 6.
  Indulgence, the passing of, 153.
  Intercommuning, law against, 148.
  Inverness, its importance, 35.
  Irvine, surrender at, 42.
  Irving, Edward, his schism, 186.

          J.
  James I., his capture, 63;
    his return, 67;
    his treatment of the chiefs, 68;
    his murder, 69;
    his judicial reforms, _ib._;
    his poems, 70.
  James II., his accession, 71;
    murders Douglas, 74;
    his death, 75.
  James III., 75;
    his marriage, 76;
    his favourites, 78;
    his death, 79.
  James IV., 79;
    his marriage, 80;
    his fleet, 81;
    his alliance with France, _ib._;
    his invasion of England, 82;
    his character and death, _ib._
  James V., 83;
    his erection, 85;
    war with England, 87;
    his death, 88;
    his judicial reforms, _ib._;
    his poems, 89.
  James VI., his coronation, 107;
    his favourites, 115;
    his imprisonment at Ruthven, 116;
    his marriage, 117;
    his contest with the ministers, 120;
    his accession to England, 122;
    his restoration of episcopacy, 126;
    his visit to Scotland, 127;
    his death, 128.
  James VII., his conduct as Duke of York, 150;
    his persecutions, 151;
    his deposition, 153.
  James Stuart, Chevalier de St. George, Old Pretender, 168;
    his rebellion, 169;
    his landing in Scotland, 172.
  Jameson, George, noted painter, 165.
  Jedburgh, destruction of, 64.
  John of Bretayne, Lieutenant of Scotland, 45.

          K.
  Kentigern, Apostle of Strathclyde, 8.
  Killiecrankie, battle of, 157.
  Kilsyth, battle of, 137.
  Knox, John, first mention of, 92;
    leader of the Reformers, 99;
    his death and character, 113.

           L.
  Langside, battle of, 108.
  Lennox, Matthew Stewart, Earl of, his marriage, 90;
    his regency, 111;
    his death, 112.
  Leslie, David, leader of the Covenanters, 137.
  Lethington, William Maitland of, 109;
    his death, 115.
  Liturgy tumults, 131.
  Lorn, John Macdougal of, Bruce's enemy, 48.
  Lulach, son of Gruach, 14.
  Lyndesay, Sir David, his poems, 95.

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