An Accidental Tragedy (67 page)
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Authors: Roderick Graham
and Regnans in Excelsis
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religious wars
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Catherine of Aragon
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Catholic conspiracies
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plots to free MQS
Catholic League
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Catholicism in England
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Cavendish, Sir William
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Cecil, William, 1st Baron Burghley
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assesses MQS’s situation/options
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ennobled
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and MQS
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claim as Elizabeth’s successor
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Elizabeth meeting with
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entrapment of
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execution
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Leicester marriage
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marriage options
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as threat
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and Scotland’s government
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Westminster commission on MQS’s guilt
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Chameleon, The
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Charles I
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Charles IX, King of France
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Charles V, Emperor
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Charles, Archduke of Austria
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Chase-about Raid
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Château d’Anet
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Châteauneuf, Guillaume de l’Aubespine, Baron de
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Chastelard incidents
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Châtelherault, Hamilton, James, Duc de (earlier 2nd Earl of Arran)
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claim to crown
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exiled
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and Henry VIII
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and MQS
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Pinkie
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returns to Catholic fold
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vacillates over allegiance
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Hamilton–Lennox rivalry
Chatsworth House
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Chaumont
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Chenonceau
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Cherry, Alastair
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Chisholm, William, Bishop of Dunblane
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chlorosis (green-sickness)
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Christmas
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ciphers
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claymore
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Clement VII, Pope
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Cleutin, Henri, Sieur d’Oysel
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Clinton, Lord
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coaches
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Cockburn, James
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Cockburn, John
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Coligny, Gaspard de
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Colt, Maximilian
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Commendone, Monsignore
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Committee of Surveillance
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Complaynt of Scotland, The
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Condé, Eleanore de
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Condé, Louis de
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Condé, Servais de
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conspiratorial chain
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Corrichie, battle of
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Council of Trent
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Counter-Reformation
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Courcelles, Marie de
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Courcelles, Mme de
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Courtier, The
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Coventry
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Craig, John
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Craigmillar Bond
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Craigmillar Castle
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Craigmillar, Laird of
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Craik, Alison
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Cranmer, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury
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Cranston, Patrick
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Crawford, Thomas
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Creighton
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Crichton Castle
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Crichton, Robert, Bishop of Dunkeld
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Crie, Mme de
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Criz, John de
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Crockett, Margaret
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Cromwell, Thomas
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Crussol, Mme de
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cuisine
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Cunningham, Alexander, 5th Earl of Glencairn
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Cunningham, Robert
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Cure, Cornelius
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Cure, William
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Curle, Elizabeth
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Curle, Gilbert
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Curwen, Sir Henry
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Dacres, Leonard
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Dalgleish, George
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dancing
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Darnley, Henry Stewart, Lord
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assassination
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Craigmillar Bond
burial
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callous conduct towards MQS
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Chase-about Raid
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crown matrimonial
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divorce options
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and Knox
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meets and marries MQS
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nobility’s attitude towards
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plots against MQS
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plots James seizure
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pride and arrogance of
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Privy Council
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public opinion of
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Rizzio plot
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and Scarborough landings
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Daujon, Pierre
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death warrant
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‘Debatable Lands’
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Defence of Queen Mary’s Honour, A
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Delorme, Philibert
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Dempster, William
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Denmark
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Detectio Mariae Reginae
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Devonshire, Deborah, Duchess of
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Diane de France
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Diane de Poitiers
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body exhumed and displayed
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female empowerment
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and Henri II
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and Lady Fleming
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and Montmorency
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and MQS
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and populace
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Discours de la Mort de Marie, Royne d’Ecosse
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dissolution of monasteries
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Diurnal of Occurrents
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dogs
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Donaldson, George
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Douglas, Archibald (Morton’s brother)
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Douglas, Archibald, 6th Earl of Angus
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Douglas, George
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Douglas, James, 4th Earl of Morton
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Douglas, Lady Margaret (later Countess of Lennox)
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Douglas, Robert
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Douglas, Sir William
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Douglas, Willy (orphan)
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Dragsholm Castle
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drawers (garment)
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