Her religious reforms 22-23 She increases the pomp of the court 23-24 English influence in Scotland; English and Norman settlers 24-26 Nov. 27 Death of Margaret; different versions; her burial at Dunfermline; Scottish feeling towards her 26-28 Donald elected king; he drives out the English; meaning of the words 29-30 Margaret’s children driven out; action of the elder Eadgar 30 Eadgyth and Mary brought up at Romsey; Malcolm at Romsey; story of Eadgyth and William Rufus 31-32 Events of 1094; order of Scottish events 32-33 Christmas, Assembly at Gloucester; Duncan claims the Scottish 1093-1094 crown; his Norman education 33-34 1094 He receives the crown from William, and wins the kingdom by the help of Norman and English volunteers 34-35 May, 1094 Revolution in Scotland; the foreigners driven out 35 November Duncan slain and Donald restored 36 1094-1097 Second reign of Donald 36 § 2. _The revolt of Robert of Mowbray._ 1095-1096. Conspiracy against William Rufus; no general support for the plot 37-40 Robert of Mowbray marries Matilda of Laigle 38 His dealings with Earl Hugh and Bishop William; other conspirators; William of Eu 38-39 Designs on behalf of Stephen of Aumale 39-40 Earl Robert plunders the Norwegian ships; the merchants complain to the King; Robert refuses redress 40-41 March 25, Easter assembly at Winchester; Robert summoned, 1095 but refuses to come 41 April 4 Falling stars 41-42 Messages between the King and Robert 42 May 13 Whitsun assembly at Windsor; Robert again refuses to come 42 The King marches against Robert; his rebellion 42-43 The rebels expect help from Normandy 44 The King marches to Nottingham; Anselm’s command in Kent 44-45 Robert’s fortresses; the New Castle, Tynemouth, Bamburgh; taking of the New Castle 46-47 July Siege of Tynemouth; description of the site; taking of Tynemouth 47-48