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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part D.

CHAPTER XXXVIII
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And to the harsh and preposterous usage which this princess met with may, in part, be ascribed those errors of her subsequent conduct which seemed so little of a piece with the general tenor of her character.
* Knox, p.

332, 333.
** Knox, p.

322.
*** Knox, p.

330.
**** Knox, p.

294 There happened to the marquis of Elbeuf, before his departure, an adventure which, though frivolous, might enable him to give Mary's friends in France a melancholy idea of her situation.


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