[Footnote 26: This disgraceful scene is mentioned in more than one contemporary document; among others, though in a slightly different form, in a letter from M. de Graymond, French Resident in Edinburgh, to Cardinal Mazarin. See _Memoirs of Montrose_, ii. 77-82, and _notes_. Argyll always maintained that he had refused to take any part in pronouncing sentence on Montrose.] [Footnote 27: See _Memoirs of Montrose_, ii. 814-816, and Appendix I. The carnation silk stockings, and the linen sheet in which the body was wrapped, are in the possession of Lord Napier and Ettrick.] [Footnote 28: This memorial was erected by general subscription in 1888. Among its most active promoters was the late Mr. Graham Murray of Stenton, to whose kindly assistance this little book has been much indebted.] Transcriber's Notes Minor punctuation errors have been silently corrected. Page 187: "Innerquharity" is probably a typo for "Inverquharity." Macmillan's Globe Library: "MORTE DARTHUR" was original spelling for "MORTE D'ARTHUR." End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Montrose, by Mowbray Morris