The Early History of the Scottish Union Question: Bi-Centenary EditionOmond, George W. T. (George William Thomson)
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The Early History of the Scottish Union Question: Bi-Centenary Edition
Omond, George W. T. (George William Thomson)
England -- Foreign relations -- Scotland; Scotland -- Foreign relations -- England
_Glencairn_, fifth Earl of, a Lord of the Congregation, 40;
ninth Earl of, rising under in the Highlands, 97.
_Gordon_, Sir George, of Haddo, 139.
_Grey_, Lord, Warden of the East Marches, 35.
_Guise_, Duke of, 47.
_Guise_, Mary of, 20, _et seq._
_Gunpowder Plot_, 75.
_Gurdon_, Sir Adam de, at the Parliament of Westminster, 12.
_Haddington_, Earl of, _see_ Hamilton.
_Halifax_, Lord, 174.
_Hamilton_, Duke of, 177, 178, 180, 181, 182.
_Hamilton_, Sir Thomas (first Earl of Haddington), 56;
on Union Commission, 66, 71.
_Hamilton Papers_, 40.
_Harleian Miscellany_, 143.
_Henry VII._, 15.
_Henry VIII._, Scottish policy of, 17;
proposes marriage of Prince of Wales and Mary of Scotland, 15.
_Henry_, Prince (son of James VI. of Scotland), 52.
_Henry_, of France, naturalises Scotsmen in France, 22;
sends M. de Bettancourt to Edinburgh, 25;
death of, 28.
_Henry_, of Navarre, 47.
_Heriot_, George, 56, 96.
_Hill Men_, 153.
_Holyrood_, Mary of Scotland at, 46;
dismantled, 55;
turned into barracks, 96;
Abbot of, doubtful at the Reformation, 40.
_Hume_, Lord, neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Huntly_, Earl of, neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Inchmartyn_, Sir John de, at the Parliament of Westminster, 12.
_Inverlochy_, Castle of, repaired, 107.
_Inverness_, fort built at, 107.
_Inverness-shire_, representation of, in Richard Cromwell’s
Parliament, 105.
_Ireland_, trade with Glasgow, 109;
Lord Justice of Scotland to assist Lord Lieutenant of, 37.
_James IV._ of Scotland, 15.
_James VI._ of Scotland, asked to join the Holy League, 47;
agrees to send troops into England, 48;
conduct at death of his mother, 50, 51;
leaves Scotland, 53, _et seq._;
how received in England, 57;
announces the Union of England and Scotland, 59;
summons a Parliament in Scotland to discuss the Union, 63;
recommends the Union to the English Parliament, 63, 64;
remonstrances with the English Parliament, 81, 82;
insists on his right to issue letters of denization, 73;
thanks the Union Commissioners, 74;
his _Basilikon Doron_, 52;
his opinions as to the Heritable Jurisdiction, 70, 71;
his dislike to the Presbyterian Church, 90, 91.
_James II._ of England, addressed by Scottish Bishops, 154.
_Jersey_, Lord, 137.
_Jewel_, letter to Peter Martyr, quoted, 41.
_Johnston_, Sir Archibald, of Warriston, 99, 121.
_Kethe_, Sir Robert de, at the Parliament of Westminster, 12.
_Kirkpatrick_, rabbling at, 163.
_Kirkton_, Rev. James, 119, 120.
_Knox_, John, comes to Scotland from Geneva, 26.
_Lambert_, 97.
_Laud_, Archbishop, 93.
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