Mary, Queen of Scots, 1542-1587; Queens -- Scotland -- Biography; Scotland -- History -- Mary Stuart, 1542-1567
THE OLD TOWER, WHITTINGHAM " 116
THE WHITTINGHAM TREE " 118
_After a Drawing by Richard Doyle._
THE WHITTINGHAM TREE (External View) " 120
KIRK O’ FIELD SITE IN 1646, SHOWING EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY " 126
KEY PLAN OF KIRK O’ FIELD " 130
PLACARD OF MARY, 1567 (Mary as a Mermaid) " 174
TWO SONNETS FROM THE CAMBRIDGE MS. (Plate A) " 344
EXAMPLES OF MARY’S HAND (Plates A B, B A) " 362
HANDS OF MARY BEATON, KIRKCALDY, LETHINGTON AND MARY
FLEMING (Plate C) " 364
SIDE OF CASKET WITH ARMS OF HAMILTON (Plate D) " 366
RAISED WORK ON ROOF OF CASKET (Plate D) " 366
CASKET SHOWING THE LOCK AND KEY (Plate E) " 368
FRONT OF CASKET SHOWING PLACE WHENCE THE LOCK HAS BEEN
‘STRICKEN UP’ (Plate E) " 368
MODERN IMITATION OF MARY’S HAND (Plate F) " 420
_Errata_
Page 38, lines 20-23, _the sentence should read_: Holyrood is altered by
buildings of the Restoration; where now is the chapel where Mary prayed,
and the priests at the altar were buffeted?
Page 165, line 21, _for_ Blackadder, _read_ Blackader.
Page 175, line 18, _for_ Mr. James Spens, _read_ Mr. John Spens.
Pages 196-205, 320, 355: Melville was _not_ ‘the bearer,’ as erroneously
stated in Bain, ii. 336.
THE MYSTERY OF MARY STUART
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_DRAMATIS PERSONÆ_
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