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CONTENTS.
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| CHAPTER XVIII. | ||
| SCOTLAND AND IRELAND. | ||
| Outlines of Scottish Character | 343 | |
| English Conquests and Failures | 345 | |
| Policy of Conciliation | 347 | |
| Regency of the Duke of Albany | 349 | |
| Feuds of the Nobles | 350 | |
| The Queen-Mother | 351 | |
| English and French Factions | 353 | |
| War with England | 355 | |
| Deposition of Albany | 357 | |
| Intrigues of the Queen-Mother | 359 | |
| The Earl of Angus | 359 | |
| Conspiracies among the Lords | 363 | |
| Angus in Edinburgh | 365 | |
| Compromise of Parties—the Council of Eight | 369 | |
| Treaty with England | 369 | |
| Anarchy | 372 | |
| Overthrow and Exile of Angus | 375 | |
| Character of James the Fifth | 375 | |
| James inclines to the Papacy | 376 | |
| Proposed Interview between James and Henry | 379 | |
| Weakness of James | 381 | |
| Marriage with Magdalen de Valois | 384 | |
| Misfortunes of Queen Margaret | 386 | |
| James returns from France | 387 | |
| Persecution of the Douglases | 390 | |
| The Catholic Coalition | 392 | |
| Mission of Sir Ralph Sadler to Edinburgh | 392 | |
| Protestants in Scotland | 397 | |
| Birth of John Knox | 398 | |
| Patrick Hamilton | 399 | |
