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
_Lauderdale_, Duke of, against continuing the Union after the
Restoration, 123, 124;
his advice as to the Church of Scotland not followed, 124, 125;
changes his views as to the Union, 138;
quarrels with Tweeddale, 140.
_Lauriston_, Sir Alexander Straton of, 74.
_Law_, Rev. Robert, his Memorialls, 120.
_Leighton_, Bishop, 117.
_Leith_, burned, 16, 17;
Mary of Guise and French troops in, 30, 31;
siege of, 38;
fort at, 107;
progress of, 110.
_Leven_, Lord, 178.
_Lindsay_, Master of, a Lord of the Congregation, 40.
_Linlithgow_, representation of, in Richard Cromwell’s Parliament,
105.
_Livingstone_, Lord, remains neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Lockhart_, Sir William, on the Scottish Council during the
Commonwealth, 106;
in Cromwell’s House of Lords, 121.
_London_, Scotsmen in, during reign of Elizabeth, 55, 56;
scarcity of wood in, 135;
Union Commission at, in 1670, 139;
in 1702, 183.
_Longleat_, MSS. at, 40.
_Lonsdale_, Viscount, 174.
_Lorraine_, Cardinal of, at the Treaty of Cambray, 24.
_Mackintosh_, Sir James, 88.
_Mackenzie_, Sir George, of Rosehaugh, 128, 139, 140, 158, 159.
_Maid of Norway_, 10.
_Maitland_, Sir John, 50.
_Maitland_, William, of Lethington, advocates the Union of England
and Scotland, 31-34.
_March_, Patrick, Earl of, 12.
_Marchmont_, Earl of, 174.
_Margaret_, Princess, 15, 46.
_Marshall_, Earl, neutral at the Reformation, 40.
_Martyr_, Peter, letter to, from Jewel, quoted, 41.
_Mary_, of Guise (Queen Regent), assembles the Scottish Nobles in
1555, 20, 21;
asked by Henry of France to suppress the Reformation in
Scotland, 25, 26;
takes shelter in Leith, 30;
her death, 38.
_Mary_, Queen of England, effects of her death, 22, 23.
_Mary_, Queen of Scots, betrothed to the Dauphin, 17;
sent to France, 19;
effects of her marriage on the relations of France and Scotland,
21;
assumes the title of Queen of England, 23;
to give up using this title, 38;
death of Francis II., 44;
returns to Scotland, 45;
her execution, 49.
_Mary_, Queen of England (wife of William III.), 149.
_Masson_, Professor, cited, 71.
_Maxwell_, Master of, a Lord of the Congregation, 40.
_Melrose_, Abbey, destroyed by the English, 17.
_Melrose_, Abbot, at the Parliament of Westminster, 12.
_Melville_, George, first Earl of, 148, 177, 178.
_Middleton_, John, first Earl of, 128.
_Midlothian_, representation of, in Richard Cromwell’s Parliament,
105.
_Monk_, General, 97, 104.
_Monro_, Dr. Alexander, 160, 162.
_Monteith_, Earl of, a Lord of the Congregation, 40.
_Monteith_, Sir John, 12, 13.
_Montmorency_, Duke of, at the Treaty of Cambray, 24.
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