^{page 67 note a} perhaps, Harl. MS.

^{page 67 note b} any other, Harl. MS.

^{page 67 note c} make, Harl. MS.

^{page 68 note a} with, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 68 note b} degree, Cott, and Harl. MSS.

^{page 69 note a} interested, Cott. MS.

^{page 69 note b} on, Cott. MS., or, Harl. MS.

^{page 69 note c} by law, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 69 note d} by the, Cott. MS.

^{page 70 note a} and that the entreaty of tho most considerable princes of Europ for her delivery could not procure her to be set at libertie, Harl. MS.

^{page 70 note b} other, Cott. MS.; her and their, Harl. MS.

^{page 70 note c} though, Harl. MS.

^{page 70 note d} a great manie, Harl. MS.

^{page 70 note e} ignomie, Cott. MS.

^{page 70 note f} of, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 71 note a} has pretended, Harl. MS.

^{page 71 note b} to the end she might justify, Harl. MS.

^{page 71 note c} surprise, Cott. MS. surprise of that Queen, Harl. MS.

^{page 71 note d} as is diametrically repugnant to, Harl. MS.

^{page 71 note e} own for neare, and, or sworne omitted. Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 71 note f} by no reasonable construction could be reckoned indifferent parties, Harl. MS.

^{page 71 note g} and pretendant, Cott. MS. and pretending, Harl. MS.

^{page 71 note h} which in all times out of mind have, Harl. MS.

^{page 71 note i} ought to be, Harl. MS.

^{page 71 note k} actions, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 72 note a} able to prevale … rescew and retreat, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 72 note b} enemies, Harl. MS.

^{page 72 note c} blemish, Harl. MS.

^{page 72 note d} be glad, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 72 note e} any other, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 72 note f} as also to the contentment, Harl. MS.

^{page 72 note g} it's hoped, Harl. MS.

^{page 72 note h} for ever after, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 73 note a} procure, Harl. MS.

^{page 73 note b} evident proof of, Ibid.

^{page 73 note c} by the presence of. Ibid.

^{page 73 note d} it seem, Ibid.

^{page 73 note e} signing, Ibid.

^{page 73 note f} fate, Ibid.

^{page 73 note g} never did more in it than by, Ibid.

^{page 73 note h} suffice, Cott. MS.

^{page 73 note i} of, Harl. MS.

^{page 73 note k} the stedfast perseverance in that purpose, Cott. MS.

^{page 74 note a} further, Cott. MS.

^{page 74 note b} surviving, Ibid, and Harl. MS.

^{page 74 note c} savouring, Ibid.

^{page 74 note d} readily, Harl. MS.

^{page 74 note e} some other new causes or, Cott. MS.

^{page 74 note f} inforcing her, Harl. MS.

^{page 74 note g} tend, Harl. MS.

^{page 74 note h} the, Ibid.

^{page 74 note i} and in the meanetyme if, Ibid.

^{page 74 note k} the mean time, Cott. MS., the words omitted in Harl. MS.

^{page 74 note l} could not, Harl. MS.

^{page 74 note m} or meet in any manner, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 74 note n} they looking, Harl. MS.

^{page 75 note a} chiefly in things tending to, Harl. MS.

^{page 75 note b} great and, Ibid.

^{page 75 note c} gracious and, Ibid.

^{page 75 note d} incurred, Cott. MS.

^{page 75 note e} which she hath improved by the bitterest of misfortunes, Harl. MS.

^{page 75 note f} many times say, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 75 note g} state, Harl. MS.

^{page 75 note h} the, Ibid.

^{page 75 note i} that Queene could procure her during, Ibid.

^{page 75 note k} that Queene, Ibid.

^{page 75 note l} protected, Ibid.

^{page 75 note m} which she thought was her great honour, Ibid.

^{page 75 note n} have been acquainted with it from her own royal mouth, Ibid.

^{page 76 note a} cannot, Harl. MS.

^{page 76 note b} any prejudice, Ibid.

^{page 76 note c} that this is vouched, Ibid.

^{page 76 note d} remaining, Cott. MS.

^{page 76 note e} that this was her purpose, Harl. MS.

^{page 76 note f} expect, Ibid.

^{page 76 note g} valueth, Ibid.

^{page 76 note h} any man's, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 76 note i} nor accountable to, Harl. MS.

^{page 76 note k} insist, Ibid.

^{page 76 note l} think, Ibid.

^{page 76 note m} princess, Cott. MS.

^{page 76 note n} puissant and humane princes in a case, Harl. MS.

^{page 76 note o} as, Cott. MS.

^{page 76 note p} as that she had done it from, Harl. MS.

^{page 77 note a} or from motives, Harl. MS.

^{page 77 note b} to be maintained by the equitie not in Harl. MS.

^{page 77 note c} nor, in the same MS.

^{page 77 note d} in such pressing cases, Harl. MS.

^{page 77 note e} are, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 77 note f} of, Ibid.

^{page 77 note g} unnatural, Harl. MS.

^{page 77 note h} in all extremitie not in Harl. MS.

^{page 77 note i} not only by arms, but also by practizes, Ibid.

^{page 77 note k} force, Ibid.

^{page 77 note l} perswasion omitted Ibid.

^{page 77 note m} delivered to such, Ibid.

^{page 77 note n} entertained, Ibid.

^{page 77 note o} treatment, Ibid.

^{page 77 note p} except, Ibid.

^{page 77 note q} disadvantage, Ibid.

^{page 77 note r} whom, Ibid.

^{page 77 note s} benefittes, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 78 note a} seem to omitted Harl. MS.

^{page 78 note b} among, Harl. MS.

^{page 78 note c} betwixt, Harl. MS.

^{page 78 note d} or, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 78 note e} not, Harl. MS.

^{page 78 note f} where, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 78 note g} small care of, Harl. MS.

^{page 78 note h} county, Ibid.

^{page 78 note i} to wait upon her and discourse with her when, Ibid.

^{page 78 note k} couriers, Ibid.

^{page 78 note l} great, Cott. MS.

^{page 78 note m} was allowed her, Harl. MS.

^{page 78 note n} faire omitted Ibid.

^{page 79 note a} way, Harl. MS.

^{page 79 note b} of, Cott. MS.

^{page 79 note c} an omitted Harl. MS.

^{page 79 note d} by unspeakable tears, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 79 note e} of the people after her death, Harl. MS.

^{page 79 note f} allowing, Ibid.

^{page 79 note g} than all, viz.. Ibid.

^{page 80 note a} munificence, Cott. MS. omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 80 note b} no omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 80 note c} the head of omitted Ibid.

^{page 80 note d} her health when sick, Ibid.

^{page 80 note e} at all such times, Cott. MS.; always then, Harl. MS.

^{page 80 note f} drugs, Cott. MS.

^{page 80 note g} preserving, Harl. MS.

^{page 80 note h} from, Cott. MS., to, Harl. MS.

^{page 80 note i} crimes and omitted Ibid.

^{page 80 note k} safety, Harl. MS.

^{page 80 note l} her Majesties, Cott. MS.

^{page 80 note m} not omitted Ibid.

^{page 80 note n} be well, Harl. MS.

^{page 81 note a} mild, Harl. MS.

^{page 81 note b} would never condescend to, Ibid.

^{page 81 note c} and, Cott. MS.

^{page 81 note d} One inch of omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 81 note e} nor anie .... more omitted, Cott. and Harl, MSS.

^{page 81 note f} to continue, Harl. MS.

^{page 81 note g} which she was obliged to till, Harl. MS.

^{page 81 note h} which may, Cott. MS.

^{page 81 note i} whereby, Ibid.; notwithstanding, Harl. MS.

^{page 81 note k} own, Harl. MS.

^{page 81 note l} she her self, Ibid.

^{page 81 note m} time, Ibid.

^{page 81 note n} own omitted, Ibid.

^{page 81 note o} by the same occasion, Ibid.

^{page 81 note p} you have, Ibid.

^{page 81 note q} no greater kindness, Ibid.

^{page 81 note r} a sister to a sister omitted, Ibid.

^{page 81 note s} children, Ibid.

^{page 81 note t} evil, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 81 note u} the, Cott. MS.

^{page 81 note x} to stirr, Ibid.

^{page 81 note y} invasion of, Ibid.

^{page 81 note z} no, Ibid.

^{page 82 note a} begann, Cott. MS.

^{page 82 note b} more and more, Ibid, and Harl. MS.

^{page 82 note c} more, Harl. MS.

^{page 82 note d} supposed to be, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 82 note e} conspiracies which passed, Harl. MS.

^{page 82 note f} request and, Ibid.

^{page 82 note g} consent, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 82 note h} in omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 82 note i} occasion, Ibid.

^{page 82 note k} in, Ibid.

^{page 83 note a} not omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 83 note b} governments, Ibid.

^{page 83 note c} This is, Cott. MS.

^{page 83 note d} would be most willing, Harl. MS.

^{page 83 note e} weete omitted, and a blank left for it, Ibid.

^{page 83 note f} their, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 83 note g} or, Ibid.

^{page 83 note h} all reasonable, Cott. MS.

^{page 83 note i} justice, Ibid.

^{page 83 note k} great grief, Ibid.

^{page 83 note l} can omitted, Ibid.

^{page 84 note a} to, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 84 note b} a long and glorious reign, Ibid.

^{page 84 note c} so, Harl. MS.

^{page 84 note d} was, Ibid.

^{page 84 note e} flint, Ibid.

^{page 84 note f} sayd unfortunate, Cott. MS,

^{page 84 note g} evil, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 84 note h} sorrowfully, Ibid.

^{page 84 note i} repented, Harl. MS.

^{page 84 note k} and of, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 84 note l} their, Cott. MS.; her, Harl. MS.

^{page 84 note m} fate, Harl. MS.

^{page 84 note n} further participation, Cott. MS.

^{page 84 note o} all, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 85 note a} meane omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 85 note b} to be no, and “member,” omitted, Ibid.

^{page 85 note c} knowlege, Cott. MS.

^{page 85 note d} kinges and governors of the omitted, Ibid., and the words interlined in Sir T. Winnington's MS.

^{page 85 note e} her enemies, Cotton, and Harl. MSS.

^{page 85 note f} deeme, Ibid.

^{page 85 note g} malicious, Harl. MS.

^{page 85 note h} violent, Ibid.

^{page 85 note i} beside omitted, Ibid.

^{page 85 note k} or, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 86 note a} cause, Harl MS.

^{page 86 note b} declared, Ibid.

^{page 86 note c} affection, Cott. MS.

^{page 86 note d} to be omitted, Ibid.

^{page 86 note e} thing, Harl. MS.

^{page 86 note f} their, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 86 note g} and, Ibid.

^{page 86 note h} border, Harl. MS.

^{page 86 note i} and omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 86 note k} convenient and omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 86 note l} the, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 86 note m} such a, Harl. MS.

^{page 86 note n} territories, Ibid.

^{page 86 note o} anie omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 86 note p} have been, Ibid.

^{page 87 note a} and to, Cott. MS.

^{page 87 note b} converse, Harl. MS.

^{page 87 note c} manie omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 87 note d} a omitted, Ibid.

^{page 87 note e} the, Ibid.

^{page 87 note f} of the same marches omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 87 note g} would have otherwise done upon the like occasion, Ibid.

^{page 87 note h} have omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 87 note i} doth, Harl. MS.

^{page 87 note k} grandmother, and three lines further on be knowen, omitted, Ibid.

^{page 87 note l} ordered, Ibid.

^{page 88 note a} laye most convenient, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 88 note b} pass, Harl. MS.

^{page 88 note c} him self omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 88 note d} unto omitted, Ibid.

^{page 88 note e} he was, Harl. MS.

^{page 88 note f} whiles .... England omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 88 note g} would have brought him, Cott. and Harl. MS.

^{page 88 note h} place of strength belonging to, Harl. MS.

^{page 88 note i} acknowledged himself, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 88 note k} so he, Ibid.

^{page 88 note l} the like chaunce ..... happened upon Charles the First, Cott. MS.

^{page 88 note m} from, Harl. MS.

^{page 88 note n} frendlie omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 88 note o} departing immediately, Harl. MS.

^{page 88 note p} both Philip and he, Ibid.

^{page 88 note q} bad weather, Ibid.

^{page 88 note r} storms, so that necessity might, Ibid.

^{page 89 note a} an omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 89 note b} first, Cott. MS.

^{page 89 note c} provoked by his rebellious subjects, Harl. MS.

^{page 89 note d} demanded, Ibid.

^{page 89 note e} enter into the territories, Ibid.

^{page 89 note f} present, Cott. MS.

^{page 89 note g} unity, Harl. MS.

^{page 89 note h} dowager, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 89 note i} Charles's, Harl. MS.

^{page 89 note k} the first, Cott. MS.

^{page 89 note l} as, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 89 note m} at, Ibid.

^{page 89 note n} the same, Ibid.

^{page 89 note o} the lawful interest, Cott. MS.; a just right, Harl. MS.

^{page 89 note p} favouritt, Cotton, and Harl. MSS.

^{page 90 note a} in his ..... apparrell omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 90 note b} pounds, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 90 note c} before omitted, Ibid.

^{page 90 note d} telleth, Harl. MS.

^{page 90 note e} way, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 90 note f} persons, Harl. MS.

^{page 90 note g} soveraign of the said countrie, Ibid.

^{page 90 note h} of that, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 90 note i} allowable, Ibid.

^{page 90 note k} rather to be accompted, Ibid.

^{page 91 note a} spoken, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 91 note b} other omitted, Ibid.

^{page 91 note c} feed, Harl. MS.

^{page 91 note d} the, Ibid.

^{page 91 note e} trafique, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 91 note f} to many, Ibid.

^{page 91 note g} a few Harl. MS.

^{page 91 note h} and omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 91 note i} causes, Harl. MS.

^{page 91 note k} of, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 91 note l} he had, Ibid.

^{page 91 note m} amongst, Harl. MS.

^{page 91 note n} and the like, Ibid.

^{page 91 note o} marehantes, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 92 note a} redoubtable, Harl. MS.

^{page 92 note b} to the country, Ibid.

^{page 92 note c} patrimonie, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 92 note d} quarters, Cott. MS.; quarterly, Harl. MS.

^{page 92 note e} stile, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 92 note f} she stood, Harl. MS.

^{page 92 note g} her Majesties owne, Ibid.

^{page 92 note h} a, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 92 note i} take seizin to, Harl. MS.

^{page 92 note k} heare omitted, Ibid.

^{page 93 note a} her, Harl. MS.

^{page 93 note b} of, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 93 note c} in, Harl. MS.

^{page 93 note d} many, Ibid.

^{page 93 note e} design, Ibid.

^{page 93 note f} and her, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 93 note g} seized, Harl. MS.

^{page 93 note h} convenient omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 93 note i} an ensnaring, Ibid.

^{page 93 note k} deceitful, Harl. MS.; forged, Cott. MS.

^{page 93 note l} evil demeanour, Cott. MS.

^{page 93 note m} runing, Cott. MS.; in this unlicensed entry and invading, Harl. MS.

^{page 94 note a} invading, Harl. MS.

^{page 94 note b} prisoner omitted, Ibid.

^{page 94 note c} ransomed, Ibid.

^{page 94 note d} for omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 94 note e} injuries, Ibid.

^{page 94 note f} that, Ibid.

^{page 94 note g} have happened, Ibid.

^{page 94 note h} Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 94 note i} favour, Ibid.

^{page 94 note k} her, Cott. MS.

^{page 95 note a} most omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 95 note b} the, Harl. MS.

^{page 95 note c} for a prince to seek the quietness of the Crown, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 95 note d} hath ever been accounted in all just judgment, Harl. MS.

^{page 95 note e} by being stopt at first, Ibid.

^{page 95 note f} yssuing, Cott. MS.

^{page 95 note g} or, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 95 note h} and, Ibid.

^{page 95 note i} yet, Ibid.

^{page 95 note k} neither doth this case, Harl. MS.

^{page 95 note l} first, Cott. MS.

^{page 95 note m} ineame, Ibid.

^{page 95 note n} thone, Ibid.

^{page 95 note o} the outragious, Ibid.

^{page 95 note p} by storm, Harl. MS.

^{page 95 note q} for his coming, Ibid.

^{page 95 note r} for, Cott. MS.

^{page 95 note s} coming, Harl. MS.

^{page 95 note t} for, Ibid.

^{page 95 note u} of enmitie omitted, Ibid.

^{page 95 note v} to, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 95 note w} presumptions, Ibid.

^{page 96 note a} to the, Harl. MS.

^{page 96 note b} clayme, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 96 note c} pretenders, Harl. MS.

^{page 96 note d} justly at, Ibid.

^{page 96 note e} Majesties choice, Ibid.

^{page 96 note f} deteyned them prisoners, Ibid.

^{page 96 note g} do more, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 96 note h} or if, Ibid.

^{page 96 note i} would omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 96 note k} a pretendant, Ibid.

^{page 96 note l} seeing, Harl. MS.

^{page 96 note m} 'tis, Ibid.

^{page 96 note n} it should, Ibid.

^{page 96 note o} conceaved omitted, Ibid.

^{page 97 note a} ane action, Harl. MS.

^{page 97 note b} “Recompenoe” is inserted in the margin of Sir Thomas Winnington's MS. as an explanation of “ameroiment;” and “according to” is the reading of the following words in the Cott. MS.

^{page 97 note c} as, Cott. MS.

^{page 97 note d} the use, Harl. MS.

^{page 97 note e} kyng, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 97 note f} as by, Harl. MS.

^{page 97 note g} ibid.

^{page 97 note h} all omitted, Ibid.

^{page 97 note i} dishonorable, Ibid.

^{page 97 note k} not, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 97 note l} entertain, Harl. MS.

^{page 97 note m} the posteritie of that Archduke, Ibid.

^{page 97 note n} by the law of nations, Ibid.

^{page 97 note o} weale of the universal society, Cott. MS.

^{page 98 note a} In the Harl. MS. the following words have been inserted in this place: “prove that sovereign princes have the same right, for private persons are never hindered this.”

^{page 98 note b} mutual commerce, Harl. MS.

^{page 98 note c} her, Ibid.

^{page 98 note d} space omitted, Ibid.

^{page 98 note e} of the Crowne, Ibid.

^{page 98 note f} her omitted, Ibid.

^{page 98 note g} as omitted, Ibid.

^{page 98 note h} alive, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 98 note i} no, Cott. MS.; not, inserted in a later hand in the Harl. MS., and “at all” omitted.

^{page 99 note a} retreat, Harl. MS.

^{page 99 note b} to, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 99 note c} of omitted, Ibid.

^{page 99 note d} ether omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 99 note e} up omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 99 note f} all the, Ibid.

^{page 99 note g} years as, Ibid.

^{page 99 note h} to do so doleful, Ibid.

^{page 99 note i} most omitted, Ibid.; and the words preceding somewhat differently arranged.

^{page 99 note k} to have seene fallen, Ibid.

^{page 99 note l} noy, Cott. MS.; enjoy, Harl. MS.

^{page 99 note m} ought she to be, Harl. MS.

^{page 100 note a} whereof armes is the most honorabla degree, Cott. MS. By force of armes in most honorable degree, Harl. MS.

^{page 100 note b} In the Harl. MS. there are here some unimportant differences.

^{page 100 note c} largelie, Cott. MS.

^{page 100 note d} owne omitted, and also, in the next line, more, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 100 note e} in all their attempts where a, Harl. MS.

^{page 100 note f} tranquillity, Harl. MS.

^{page 100 note g} as perhaps policy to stabliah and fortify, Cott. MS.

^{page 100 note h} law, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 100 note i} and that, Cott. MS.

^{page 100 note k} terror, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 101 note a} any man should enjoy impunity of those crimes, Harl. MS.

^{page 101 note b} meane may be, Cott. MS.

^{page 101 note c} to bring it to pass, Cott. MS.; to prevent it, Harl. MS.

^{page 101 note d} thought meete, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 101 note e} will, Harl. MS.

^{page 101 note f} its, Ibid.

^{page 101 note g} that there, Cott. MS.

^{page 101 note h} some customes, Harl. MS.

^{page 101 note i} which is reasonable because, Ibid.

^{page 101 note k} their lives, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 102 note a} the omitted, Cott. MS.; consume his provisions in time, Harl. MS.

^{page 102 note b} or, Cott. MS.

^{page 102 note c} are all immediately, Harl. MS.

^{page 102 note d} all alive, Cott. MS.

^{page 102 note e} at the dedietion or, Ibid,; dedition or, Harl. MS.

^{page 102 note f} their, Cott. MS.

^{page 102 note g} powerful, Harl. MS.

^{page 102 note h} bringe in omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 102 note i} the omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 102 note k} law, Harl. MS.

^{page 102 note l} in all mens knoledge omitted, Ibid.

^{page 102 note m} remain, Ibid.

^{page 102 note n} have starved, Ibid.

^{page 102 note o} was, Ibid.

^{page 103 note a} be, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 103 note b} fall, Harl. MS.

^{page 103 note c} hands, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 103 note d} treaty or paction, Harl. MS.

^{page 103 note e} are to, Ibid.

^{page 103 note f} committing hostility, Ibid.

^{page 103 note g} is any, Ibid.

^{page 103 note h} apparant, Cott. MS.

^{page 103 note i} armour, Harl. MS.

^{page 103 note k} is, Cott. MS.

^{page 103 note l} defended, Harl. MS.

^{page 103 note m} which, Ibid.

^{page 103 note n} which he sett upp upon the city, Ibid.

^{page 103 note o} claimed a parte, Ibid.

^{page 104 note a} the, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 104 note b} and upon, Cott. MS.; and whereupon, Harl. MS.

^{page 104 note c} upon, Ibid.

^{page 104 note d} she should, Harl. MS.

^{page 104 note e} a, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 104 note f} judged, Harl. MS.

^{page 104 note g} women, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 104 note h} indifferent, Ibid.

^{page 104 note i} if, Harl. MS.

^{page 104 note k} alive, Cott. MS.; alone omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 104 note l} and, Cott. MS.

^{page 104 note m} and wounded, Ibid.

^{page 105 note a} utterly, Harl. MS.

^{page 105 note b} are, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 105 note c} it, Harl. MS.

^{page 105 note d} myner, Cott. MS.

^{page 105 note e} practises, Harl. MS.

^{page 105 note f} proverb, Ibid.

^{page 105 note g} then to, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 106 note a} evil, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 106 note b} laid unto charge, Ibid.

^{page 106 note c} injurie, Ibid.

^{page 106 note d} not doubt to use, Ibid.

^{page 106 note e} be thought, Ibid.

^{page 107 note a} be required, Harl. MS.

^{page 107 note b} tender, Cott. MS.

^{page 107 note c} his, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 107 note d} it is, Cott. MS., the words omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 107 note e} not omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 107 note f} for ever, Ibid.

^{page 107 note g} puisance, Ibid.

^{page 108 note a} and, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 108 note b} she might have, Ibid.

^{page 108 note c} longer confined, Harl. MS.

^{page 108 note d} for omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 108 note e} to have an interview, or, Harl. MS.

^{page 108 note f} most omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 108 note g} gentleness, Ibid.

^{page 108 note h} entertaining, Harl. MS.

^{page 108 note i} surprised, Cott. MS., seized, Harl. MS.

^{page 109 note a} sundry, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 109 note b} the, Ibid.

^{page 109 note c} nation, Harl. MS.

^{page 109 note d} affiaunce, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 109 note e} good omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 109 note f} manie omitted, Ibid.

^{page 109 note g} marvellously much, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 109 note h} and with, Harl. MS.

^{page 110 note a} Bishop of Rosse, her embassador, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 110 note b} the said, Ibid.

^{page 110 note c} meaning, Harl. MS.

^{page 110 note d} hope by evil, Ibid.

^{page 110 note e} that she was under armes and in force, Ibid.

^{page 110 note f} in a plea or obligation, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 110 note g} in plea or in process omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 110 note h} her sword in hand, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 110 note i} and, Ibid.

^{page 110 note k} feat, Cott. MS., fate, Harl. MS.

^{page 110 note l} lying, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 111 note a} valuing, Harl. MS.

^{page 111 note b} to be, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 111 note c} Blank left for this word, Harl. MS.

^{page 111 note d} other, Ibid.

^{page 111 note e} being clothed, Ibid.

^{page 111 note f} injured, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 111 note g} said to be that which, Harl. MS.

^{page 111 note h} another, Ibid.

^{page 112 note a} bothe, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 112 note b} this, Ibid.

^{page 112 note c} the, Ibid.

^{page 112 note d} was, Harl. MS.

^{page 112 note e} listed, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 112 note f} anie omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 112 note g} to be, Ibid.

^{page 112 note h} laws. Ibid.

^{page 112 note i} right omitted, Ibid.

^{page 112 note k} by omitted, Ibid.

^{page 112 note l} no, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 112 note m} suffer, Harl. MS.

^{page 112 note n} anno, Cott. MS.

^{page 112 note o} in, Harl. MS.

^{page 112 note p} all, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 112 note q} in, Ibid.

^{page 112 note r} in, Harl. MS.

^{page 112 note s} these, Ibid.

^{page 113 note a} as, Harl. MS.

^{page 113 note b} worthie of, Ibid.

^{page 113 note c} just omitted. Ibid.

^{page 113 note d} land, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 113 note e} one omitted, Ibid.

^{page 113 note f} judge, Harl. MS.

^{page 113 note g} be omitted, Cott. MS

^{page 113 note h} owne omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 113 note i} jury, Ibid.

^{page 113 note k} of, Cott. MS.

^{page 113 note l} anie omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 113 note m} would have done yt omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 114 note a} in, Harl, MS.

^{page 114 note b} persons omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 114 note c} possible, Ibid.

^{page 114 note d} offences, Harl. MS.

^{page 114 note e} she had, Cott, and Harl. MSS.

^{page 114 note f} subscription, Harl. MS.

^{page 114 note g} of a, Cott. MS.

^{page 114 note h} the omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 114 note i} any other, Ibid.

^{page 114 note k} mugger, Cott. MS.; or handled in hugger mucker omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 114 note l} as omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 114 note m} and, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 115 note a} to, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 115 note b} incurr, Ibid.

^{page 115 note c} to be, Ibid.

^{page 115 note d} would, Harl. MS.

^{page 115 note e} the omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 115 note f} the omitted, Ibid.

^{page 115 note g} his own, Ibid.

^{page 115 note h} whiles they be heere conversant amonge men omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 115 note i} but, Ibid.

^{page 115 note k} equality, Ibid.

^{page 115 note l} or, Ibid.

^{page 115 note m} and, Cott, and Harl. MSS.

^{page 116 note a} worthy of more honour, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 116 note b} many omitted, Ibid.

^{page 116 note c} and omitted, Ibid.

^{page 116 note d} of, Ibid.

^{page 116 note e} evil, Ibid.

^{page 116 note f} should, Ibid.

^{page 116 note g} boundes, Ibid.

^{page 116 note h} of anye crime omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 116 note i} or, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 116 note k} presumable, Harl. MS.

^{page 116 note l} the, Cott. and Harl. MS.

^{page 116 note m} or, Cott. MS.; in them or, Harl. MS.

^{page 116 note n} examples, Cott. MS.

^{page 117 note a} are solely for their own persons, Harl. MS.

^{page 117 note b} rewards and punishments, Ibid.

^{page 117 note c} the, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 117 note d} reward nor punishment, Harl. MS.

^{page 117 note e} the cases, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 117 note f} abused, Cott. MS.

^{page 117 note g} which is the same as, Harl. MS.

^{page 117 note h} yet is still, Ibid.

^{page 117 note i} from, Ibid.

^{page 117 note k} this exemption, Ibid.

^{page 117 note l} omitted, Ibid.

^{page 117 note m} were, Ibid.

^{page 117 note n} incompetent, Ibid.

^{page 117 note o} if, Ibid.

^{page 117 note p} or law, Ibid.

^{page 117 note q} law, Ibid.

^{page 117 note r} superior law, Ibid.

^{page 117 note s} not in the least, Ibid.

^{page 117 note t} her Majesties laws, Ibid.

^{page 117 note u} not, Sir T. Winnington's MS.; non omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 117 note v} one equal over an equal, Ibid.

^{page 118 note a} manners, Cott. MS.

^{page 118 note b} grow, Harl. MS.

^{page 118 note c} nor anie authoritie omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 118 note d} and the, Harl. MS.

^{page 118 note e} with, Ibid.

^{page 118 note f} the same omitted, Ibid.

^{page 118 note g} this hath our law, but not the civil or imperial, Ibid.

^{page 118 note h} yet their authority is not equal, Ibid.

^{page 118 note i} Emperor, Ibid.

^{page 118 note k} neither were they ever, Ibid.

^{page 118 note l} thus, Ibid.

^{page 118 note m} in any place, Ibid.

^{page 118 note n} the, Cott. MS.; the Emperour's, Harl. MS.

^{page 118 note o} luke, Cott. MS.; any such rebuke unto the land, Harl. MS. Perhaps “bring,” or some such word, has been omitted before “anie.”

^{page 118 note p} the omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 119 note a} of, Harl. MS.

^{page 119 note b} used, Ibid.

^{page 119 note c} should, Ibid.

^{page 119 note d} thus, Ibid.

^{page 119 note e} must have, Ibid.

^{page 119 note f} equall, Cott. MS.

^{page 119 note g} no, Ibid.

^{page 119 note h} may omitted, Cott. MS.; should, Harl. MS.

^{page 119 note i} expressed, Harl. MS.

^{page 120 note a} in force omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 120 note b} unequall, Cott. MS.

^{page 120 note c} in that in one, Cott. MS.; in him that commandes, Harl. MS.

^{page 120 note d} her, Cott. MS.

^{page 120 note e} justified, Cott. MS.; judged, Harl. MS.

^{page 120 note f} a, Harl. MS.

^{page 120 note g} yee, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 120 note h} both omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 120 note i} possessed, Ibid.

^{page 120 note k} nominally, Ibid.

^{page 120 note l} prosperity, Ibid.

^{page 120 note m} dominions, Ibid.

^{page 120 note n} puisaunce able to uphould, Ibid.

^{page 120 note o} her own, Cott. MS.

^{page 121 note a} lawful omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 121 note b} yet, yf perchaunce they shall be able to object against, Ibid.

^{page 121 note c} heard, Cott. MS.

^{page 121 note d} and that they were not, Harl. MS.

^{page 121 note e} judge, Ibid.

^{page 121 note f} over to others, Ibid.

^{page 121 note g} examine, Ibid.

^{page 121 note h} no allegation, Cott. MS.; thus there is no allegation, Harl. MS.

^{page 121 note i} laid, Harl. MS.

^{page 121 note k} disrespectful, Ibid.

willingly, Cott. and Harl. MSS; and so written at first in Sir T. Winnington's MS.

^{page 121 note m} destroy, Harl. MS.

^{page 122 note a} greatlie omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 122 note b} of, Cott. MS.

^{page 122 note c} those, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 122 note d} tryalls, Ibid.

^{page 122 note e} baser, Harl. MS.

^{page 122 note f} and, Cott. MS.

^{page 122 note g} as omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 122 note h} imagined, Harl. MS.

^{page 122 note i} on omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 122 note k} of speech omitted, Ibid.

^{page 122 note l} so omitted, Ibid.

^{page 122 note m} warranted that no man needed not to feare, Cott. MS.; that no man need to fear, Harl. MS.

^{page 122 note n} him omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 122 note o} would, Cott. MS.

^{page 123 note a} to sentence, Cott. MS.; in the rights of, Harl. MS.

^{page 123 note b} accounted impartial, Harl. MS.

^{page 123 note c} have, Ibid.

^{page 123 note d} the least reasonable and least just of all the rest, Ibid.

^{page 123 note e} like omitted, Cott. MS.

^{page 123 note f} different, Cott. MS.; differences, Harl. MS.

^{page 123 note g} as she was omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 123 note h} reasonable appointment, Cott. MS.

^{page 123 note i} creature omitted, Ibid.

^{page 123 note k} for has been subsequently inserted here, in Sir T. Winnington's MS.

^{page 123 note l} daily, Ibid.

^{page 124 note a} her danger, Harl. MS.

^{page 124 note b} the, Cott. MS.

^{page 124 note c} immeasurably, Harl. MS.

^{page 124 note d} over, Cott. MS.

^{page 124 note e} For “they should,” Harl. MS. reads “to.”

^{page 124 note f} other omitted, Ibid.

^{page 124 note g} willing, Ibid.

^{page 124 note h} first, Ibid.

^{page 124 note i} said omitted, Ibid.

^{page 124 note k} any such, Cott. MS.

^{page 124 note l} could, Harl. MS.

^{page 125 note a} surviving, Harl. MS.

^{page 125 note b} is, Ibid.

^{page 125 note c} correspondent, Cott. MS.

^{page 125 note d} of, which was the original reading of Sir T. Winnington's MS. is that of the Harl. MS.

^{page 125 note e} Ocius, Cott. MS.; as the younge sonne, Harl. MS.

^{page 125 note f} of, Harl. MS.

^{page 125 note g} Octavius, Ibid.

^{page 126 note a} In Sir T. Wilmington's MS. this word was originally written “Policiens,” and afterwards altered as indicated above. The Harl. MS. reads “Politicians.”

^{page 126 note b} useth, Harl. MS.

^{page 126 note c} “should be disgraced and defamed” is here inserted in Harl. MS. and the subsequent words “should be abased” are omitted.

^{page 126 note d} to revenge it, Harl. MS.

^{page 126 note e} for a, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 126 note f} recited that they may be followed, Harl. MS.

^{page 126 note g} offered to her all the assurance, Ibid.

^{page 126 note h} of omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 126 note i} the omitted. Ibid.

^{page 126 note k} other, Ibid.

^{page 126 note l} to, Cott. MS.

^{page 126 note m} “and exactly,” not “justly,” was the original reading of Sir T. Winnington's MS. and is that of the Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 127 note a} the omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 127 note b} ordinances, Cott. MS.

^{page 127 note c} “unto” instead of “and to,” Harl. MS.

^{page 127 note d} men, Cott. MS.; man, Harl. MS.

^{page 127 note e} an omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 127 note f} did, Harl. MS.

^{page 127 note g} mightily, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 127 note h} in that part omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 127 note i} the trew omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 127 note k} desolation, Ibid.

^{page 127 note l} people, Harl. MS.

^{page 127 note m} their, Ibid.

^{page 127 note n} disaffected. Ibid.

^{page 128 note a} could, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 128 note b} devise, Ibid.

^{page 128 note c} to put, Cott. MS.

^{page 128 note d} put it in execution omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 128 note e} when, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 128 note f} made them Ibid.

^{page 128 note g} the, Ibid.

^{page 128 note h} this, Harl. MS.

^{page 128 note i} but omitted, Ibid.

^{page 129 note a} her Majesties, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 129 note b} could omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 129 note c} conscience, Harl. MS.

^{page 129 note d} cannot be, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 129 note e} have had, Ibid.

^{page 130 note a} the, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 130 note b} her omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 130 note c} it, Cott. and Harl. MSS. with it, Harl. MS.

^{page 130 note d} her omitted, Ibid.

^{page 130 note f} injuries, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 130 note g} Ibid.

^{page 130 note h} then by, Ibid.

^{page 130 note i} and, Ibid.

^{page 131 note a} for it is, Harl. MS.

^{page 131 note b} volumus, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 131 note c} not for that, Cott. MS.

^{page 131 note d} if she neither did it, because her noble and most merciful nature would not do it, Harl. MS.

^{page 131 note e} do, Ibid.

^{page 131 note f} so omitted, Ibid.

^{page 131 note g} and offended omitted, Ibid.

^{page 131 note h} was, Ibid.

^{page 131 note i} to the contrary, Ibid.

^{page 131 note k} if her Majostie hath put the Scottish Quene to death, and which were, Ibid.

^{page 131 note l} no, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 131 note m} had, Harl. MS.

^{page 132 note a} stands, Harl. MS.

^{page 132 note b} to omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 132 note c} which omitted. Ibid.

^{page 132 note d} it is, Ibid.

^{page 132 note e} with, Ibid.

^{page 132 note f} none, Harl. MS.

^{page 132 note g} for, Cott. MS.; against, Harl. MS.

^{page 132 note h} for, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 132 note i} not omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 132 note k} no, Ibid.

^{page 132 note l} Octavius, Ibid.

^{page 132 note m} Decreet, Cott. MS.; D'Estrce, Harl. MS.

^{page 133 note a} the omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 133 note b} “yf she had bene” omitted, Harl. MS.

^{page 133 note c} then all, Ibid.

^{page 133 note d} positions, Ibid.

^{page 133 note e} the passage between brackets omitted, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 133 note f} wittes, Cott. MS.

^{page 133 note g} we, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 133 note h} allowe, Ibid.

^{page 133 note i} of, Ibid.

^{page 133 note k} bear as, Harl. MS.

^{page 133 note l} but, Ibid.

^{page 134 note a} that, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 134 note b} in that, Harl. MS.

^{page 134 note c} entyrelie omitted, Ibid.

^{page 134 note d} sufficiently defended, Ibid.

in, Cott. and Harl. MSS.

^{page 134 note f} true and just, Harl. MS.