 | Elizabeth Benger - 1823 - 524 páginas
...our husband, certifying him how miserably he would be handled, if he permitted the Lords to prevail ; and how unacceptable it would be to other Princes,...taken by us, and to retire in our company to Dunbar. We being minded to have 'gotten ourselves relieved of this detention, desired, in quiet manner, the... | |
 | Elizabeth Ogilvie Benger - 1823 - 414 páginas
...would be " handled, if he permitted the Lords to pre" vail ; and how unacceptable it would be to 148 " other Princes, our confederates, in case he " altered...taken by us, and to retire in our company " to Dunbar. We being minded to have " gotten ourselves relieved of this detention, " desired, in quiet manner,... | |
 | 1826 - 332 páginas
...our husband, certifying him how miserably he would be handled, if he permitted the Lords to prevail; and how unacceptable it would be to other princes, our confederates, in case he altered his religion. By this persuasion he was induced to condescend to the purpose taken by us, and to retire... | |
 | James Grant - 1828 - 210 páginas
...our husband, certifying; him how miserably he would be handled, if he permitted the Lords to prevail; and how unacceptable it would be to other Princes,...purpose taken by us, and to retire in our company to Dunbur. We being minded to have gotten ourselves relieved of this detention, desired, in quiet manner,... | |
 | Sharon Turner - 1835 - 690 páginas
...which they had in readiness to that effect.' Mary's lett. 333. *' Mary notices, that she urged him ' how unacceptable it would be to other princes, our confederates, in case he altered the religion.' p. 333. 71 'So that night, which was.Tuesday, they went all to their rest. But the queen, with the... | |
 | Sharon Turner - 1839 - 640 páginas
...By this mean he caused them to retire out of our palace.' p. 333. "Mary notices, that she urged him 'how unacceptable it would be to other princes, our confederates, in case he altered the religion.' p. 333. 70 Mary thus describes it: 'To have gotten ourselves relieved of this detention, we desired,... | |
 | Mary (Queen of Scots), Agnes Strickland - 1842 - 382 páginas
...our husband, certifying him how miserably he would be handled, if he permitted the lords to prevail, and how unacceptable it would be to other princes...taken by us, and to retire in our company to Dunbar. We, being minded to have gotten ourselves relieved of this detention, desired, in quiet manner, the... | |
 | Mary (Queen of Scots) - 1844 - 470 páginas
...certifying him how miserably he would be handled, in case he permitted thir lords to prevail in ourcontrare; and how unacceptable it would be to other princes...condescend to the purpose taken by us, and to retire him in our company to Dunbar; which we did under-night, accompanied with the captain of our guard Arthur... | |
 | Mary (Queen of Scots) - 1844 - 468 páginas
...him how miserably he would be handled, in case he permitted thir lords to prevail in our contrare ; and how unacceptable it would be to other princes...confederates, in case he altered the religion. By this perswasion he was induced to condescend to the purpose taken by us, and to retire him in our company... | |
 | Mary (Queen of Scots) - 1844 - 468 páginas
...him how miserably he would be handled, in case he permitted thir lords to prevail in our contrare; and how unacceptable it would be to other princes...confederates, in case he altered the religion. By thisperswasion he was induced to condescend to the purpose taken by us, and to retire him in our company... | |
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Lords to prevail, and how unacceptable it would be to other princes our confederates, in case he altered the religion. By this persuasion he was induced to condescend to the purpose taken by us, and to retire in our company to Dunbar. 
