 | John Whitaker - 1788 - 424 páginas
...79*-8o. f Anderfon, i. 131. , " panyof all her SERVANDIS and OTHERIS, " OF SHE MIGHT ASK couNSALE *." And, as Melvill foon remarks with a judicious explicitnefs,...refinement, " then the Queen could not but •" marry hint, SEKINC HE HAD RAVISHED HER, AND *c IAIN WITH HER. AGAINST HER WILL f." Bothwell's union with... | |
 | Malcolm Laing - 1804 - 402 páginas
...the borders that would cause ** order to be kept;" to which he subjoins an additional motive, " and then the queen could not ** but marry him, seeing...ravished her " and lain with her against her will 54." Such is the first intimation which we receive of an actual rape ; but Melvil's narrative .gives... | |
 | George Chalmers - 1822 - 672 páginas
...yea whether she would herself, or not. Afterwards," Melvill adds, " the court came to Edinburgh : And then, the Queen could not but marry him, seeing he...ravished her ; and lain with her, against her will." Bishop Lesley expressed the same sentiment, in less simple language, and of course with less force... | |
 | 1826 - 332 páginas
...and the design which prompted it, is quite conclusive. Melville says, in no very measured language, " The Queen could not but marry him, seeing he had ravished her;" and Lesslie, Bishop of Ross, says, more guardedly, she " yielded to that, to the which those crafty and... | |
 | George Lillie Craik - 1841 - 638 páginas
...meet, he being well friended in Lothians and upon Ле borders, to cause good rule to be kept ; and then the queen could not but marry him, seeing he...had ravished her and lain with her against her will. I cannot tell how nor by what law he parted with his own wife, sister to the Earl of Huntley." This... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1845 - 498 páginas
...meet, he being well friended in Lothians and upon the borders, to cause good rule to be kept ; and then the queen could not but marry him, seeing he...had ravished her and lain with her against her will. I cannot tell how nor by what law he parted with his own wife, sister to the Earl of Huntley." This... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1855 - 496 páginas
...meet, he being well friended in Lothians and upon the borders, to cause good rule to be kept ; and then the queen could not but marry him, seeing he...had ravished her and lain with her against her will. I cannot tell how nor by what law he parted with his own wife, sister to the Earl of Huntley." This... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1860 - 482 páginas
...meet, he being well friended in Lothians and upon the borders, to cause good rule to be kept ; and then the queen could not but marry him, seeing he...had ravished her and lain with her against her will. I cannot tell how nor by what law he parted with his own wife, sister to the Earl of Huntley." This... | |
 | Charles MacFarlane - 1861 - 852 páginas
...very meet, he being well friended in Lothians and upon the Borders, to cause good rule to be kept; and then the queen could not but marry him, seeing he...had ravished her and lain with her against her will. I cannot tell how nor by what law he parted with his own wife, sister to the Earl of Huntly." This... | |
 | Louis Wiesener - 1863 - 580 páginas
...facilité a se prêter au divorce, même à en recevoir 1. Cité par Chalmers, t. 111, p. 441 : « And then, the queen could not but marry him, seeing he had ravished her; and lain with lier against lier will. » 2. Ces mots de proie, de violence employés par Marie Stuart semblent concorder... | |
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Lothians and upon the borders, to cause good rule to be kept ; and then the queen could not but marry him, seeing he had ravished her and lain with her against her will. I cannot tell how nor by what law he parted with his own wife, sister to the Earl... 
