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

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They even asserted that the house in which they met was surrounded with armed men.
Goodall, vol.ii.p 141.] [Footnote 11: NOTE K, p.

108 Mary's complaints of the queen's partiality in admitting Murray to a conference was a mere pretext, in order to break off the conference.

She indeed employs that reason in her order for that purpose, (see Goodall, vol.ii.p.

184;) but in her private letter, her commissioners are directed to make use of that order to prevent her honor from being attacked.


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