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CONTENTS.
| The Duke of Norfolk passes the Tweed | 525 | |
| Intrigues of Cardinal Beton | 527 | |
| The Gathering of Lochmaben | 528 | |
| Solway Moss | 531 | |
| Murder of an English Herald | 532 | |
| Death of James V. | 534 | |
| CHAPTER XX. | ||
| THE FRENCH WAR. | ||
| Attitudes of the European Powers | 535 | |
| Consequences of the Defeat at Solway | 538 | |
| Imprisonment of Beton | 540 | |
| Prospect of a Union with England | 541 | |
| Return of the Solway Prisoners | 545 | |
| Agitation in France | 546 | |
| Regency of the Earl of Arran | 548 | |
| Discussion of the Terms offered by England | 549 | |
| Character of Beton | 550 | |
| Meeting of the Scottish Parliament | 552 | |
| Reviving Jealousy of England | 554 | |
| Toleration of the Protestants | 554 | |
| Temper of Parties | 556 | |
| Mary of Guise | 557 | |
| Release of Beton | 559 | |
| Intrigue and Treachery | 561 | |
| Doubtful Disposition of the Regent | 563 | |
| The Clergy declare for War with England | 566 | |
| Second Message from Henry | 569 | |
| Efforts of the Peace Party | 569 | |
| Menaces of the Clergy | 572 | |
| Defeat of French Ships by the English | 573 | |
| The Queen is carried off by Beton | 575 | |
