Mary Queen of Scots, 1542-1587. Various

1568.—December 19. Queen Mary's own Answer to the "Eik."

       1569.—January 7. Proceedings at Hampton Court.

       1569.—January 10. At Hampton Court.

       SECTION VII

       THE DOCUMENTS

       CONTENTS

       THE CASKET LETTERS.

       Letter I.

       Letter II.

       Letter III. [63]

       Letter IV.

       Letter V.

       Letter VI.

       Letter VII.

       Letter VIII.

       The Love Sonnets.

       The Contracts of Marriage.

       The Discovery of the Letters—1. The Earl of Morton's Declaration.

       2. Buchanan's Account.

       The Deposition of Thomas Nelson.

       Thomas Crawford's Deposition.

       Murray's Journal.

       The Depositions of Paris.

       1573.—December 13. Confession of the Laird of Ormiston.

       1581.—June 2. The Confession of the Earl of Morton.

       Letter from Mr. Archibald Douglas to the Queen of Scots.

       SECTION VIII

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       CONTENTS

       Queen Mary's Letter to Queen Elizabeth.

       The Will of the Queen of Scots.

       Queen Mary's Appeal to the Pope for Spiritual Faculties.

       Poem composed by Queen Mary in view of her Approaching Death.

       1587.—February 8. Narrative of the Execution, sent to the Court.

       APPENDICES

       CONTENTS

       (A.) TABLE SHOWING THE RELATIONSHIP OF MARY TO LORD DARNLEY AND TO THE DUKE OF CHÂTELHERAULT.

       TABLE SHOWING THE POSITION OF MARY AND DARNLEY WITH REGARD TO THE CROWN OF ENGLAND.

       (B.) LORD DARNLEY.

       (C.) CONTEMPORARY WRITERS.

       GEORGE BUCHANAN.

       CONAEUS.

       LORD HERRIES.

       JOHN KNOX.

       JOHN LESLEY.

       LINDSAY OF PITSCOTTIE.

       SIR JAMES MELVILLE.

       CLAUDE NAU.

       LORD RUTHVEN.

       DIURNAL OF OCCURRENTS.

       GUDE AND GODLY BALLATES.

       (D.) AUTHORITIES.

       (1.) OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS.

       (2.) BOOKS WHICH CONTAIN ORIGINAL LETTERS, &c.

       (E.) CONTROVERSIAL WORKS.

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