The life-story of Charlotte de la Trémoille, Countess of DerbyRowsell, Mary C. (Mary Catherine)
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The life-story of Charlotte de la Trémoille, Countess of Derby
Rowsell, Mary C. (Mary Catherine)
Derby, Charlotte Stanley, countess of, 1599-1664
_Otium cum Dignitate._ The New Earl. A Royal 62
Water Journey to Hampton Court. “Merrie
England.” Cavaliers and Roundheads.
“Household Words.” The New Letter-Post.
Hackney Coaches. Linen. Faithful Friends. A
Lordly Home
CHAPTER VII
Manx Land. The Son of Leir. St. Patrick. 73
Prehistoric Man. King Orry and his
Highroad. The House of Keys. Public Penance
in Manx Land. A Fortunate File. Breast Laws
and Deemsters. The Little People. A Haunted
Castle. A Thorough Bad Dog. Cats’ Tails. “A
Ship in her Ruff.” A Contested Prize. The
Three Legs. The Lord of Man
CHAPTER VIII
A Fatal Choice. Strafford and Laud. Huguenots 84
and Anglicans. Royal Prodigality. Pleasant
Hours in the Pillory. Ship-money. A
Patriot. Moderate Men. No more Peaceful
Days at Lathom. “The Red Horse of the
Lord.” Virgil under Difficulties. Edgehill.
“Come like Shadows, so Depart”
CHAPTER IX
The Fate of Kings. Only once again. The Crown 95
Jewels. A Loyal Vassal. “The Vain Shadow of
a King.” Slander. Temptation scorned. More
Ardour than Discretion
CHAPTER X
No Rest. The Queen’s Journey to Holland. A 107
Friend in Need. “Master, go on, and I will
follow Thee.” The Green-Eyed Monster astir.
Through Good Report and Ill. An Indignant
Refusal. Back at Lathom. A Boisterous
Friend
CHAPTER XI
Charlotte of Derby. A Journey to London in 114
Olden Days. Queen of her Home. Learned
Ladies. “His Reverence.” Lady Derby spells
Lancashire. A Demand, and a Refusal.
Defence, not Defiance. “A Nest of
Delinquents.” The Sermon Text. Orders to
March. Demands and Terms. Surprises. Worthy
of a Painter’s Brush. The Astute
Ecclesiastic and Roundhead Friend. More
Conditions. “Look to your own Ways.” A Day
of Rest. No Surrender
CHAPTER XII
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