CONTENTS (5)
Robert S. Rait
1.
Murray's plea for the Rizzio rebels.
2.
The relations between Mary and Darnley.
(
a
)
Mary's Will.
(
b
)
The Birth of Prince James.
3.
Mary to Elizabeth anent her support of the rebels.
4.
Mary's treatment of Darnley, and Darnley's conduct towards Mary.
(
a
)
As reported by M. le Croc, the French Ambassador.
(
b
)
As reported by Buchanan, with the Alloa story.
(
c
)
Nau's account of the Alloa story, and a letter of Mary's from Alloa.
5.
The Ride to Hermitage.
(
a
)
As reported in the Diurnal of Occurrents.
(
b
)
As reported by Nau.
(
c
)
As reported by Buchanan.
6.
The Queen's illness at Jedburgh.
7.
The Craigmillar Conference.
(
a
)
As reported by Buchanan.
(
b
)
In the Protestation of Huntly and Argyll.
8.
The events immediately before the Darnley murder.
(
a
)
Letter from Du Croc.
(
b
)
The Baptism of the Prince.
(
c
)
Restoration of the consistorial jurisdiction.
(
d
)
Mary on Darnley's conduct.
(
e
)
Beaton's warning.
9.
The visit to Glasgow and the murder.
(
a
)
As reported by Buchanan in the
Detection
.
(
b
)
As described by Mary.
(
c
)
As described by Nau.
(
d
)
As described by Buchanan in his
History
.
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