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While that his life on Earth may last with heart & mind constant, The right of Scotland always to defend with invincible courage, his body ever to reserve for Scotland's commonwealth, The duty of war, ever to engage in all kinds of warlike hazardry. Let never his soul suffer pain or pine away in
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his full sister quhais name was callit Isobell ane madin of twenty yeris of aige of vertew & of greit honour maist excelling undir the quene for that tyme". In modern terms, Isabella was "one of the most chivalric women of that age, the niece of King Robert and sister of Thomas Randolph, she was
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The final section of the manuscript text is the "Oratio Gilberti Hammiltoune in funera Roberti Brus Regis" - supposed to be a translation of a Latin prayer Gilbert Hamilton said at the funeral of Robert the Bruce at Dunfermline Abbey in 1329, which includes this
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quhill that his life in erd may lest with hart & mynd constant, The rycht of Scotland ay for to defend with manheid invinciable, his body evir for to spend for Scotlandis common weill, The charge of weris, ay for to failye withe all kind of
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to Gilbert Hamilton, "for his trew service and greit manheid," and especially for having slain "for King Robertis pleasour the great lieutennand of Yngland upon Kynnale Muir. " Gilbert Hamilton had been with Robert Bruce at the
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Friar Mark says the younger brother Walter fitz Gilbert was red haired and ruddy in complexion, traits inherited from his Scottish mother. He was schooled by the monks at
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By these lines, Friar Mark may have meant that the Hamiltons were bound by memory of King Robert to fight and sue for peace on behalf of the Scottish people, the
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Michael Pearce, 'Melanie Schuessler Bond, 'Dressing the Scottish Court, 1543–1553: Clothing in the Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland',
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Friar's Mark's History of the Hamilton family, text transcribed from the National Library of Scotland manuscript
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or "common wealth". It is unlikely that this prayer was in reality said at the king's funeral.
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The text includes an old family tradition that has been described as a "fabulous story". The
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The manuscript is held by the National Library of Scotland, NLS Adv. MS 34.4.5 ff. 25r-28v.
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and the record of the gift of a habit, few other details of Friar Mark's life are known.
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a maiden aged 20 of virtue and great honour exceeded only by the Queen of Scots."
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ladiest that was in that tyme scho was King Robertis sister douchtir and till
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Renaissance Religion in Urban Scotland: The Dominican Order, 1450-1560
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Hell or purgatory, but with the most noble kings in Heaven to reign.
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Part of Gilbert's Hamilton's oration, National Library of Scotland
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Armorial stone of Regent Arran and his wife Margaret Douglas at
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vanquishing "Odomar Vallance" the Welsh-born Lieutenant of
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Friar Mark is known for his history of the origins of the
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Kinneil House: The Power of Women: Vanished Comforts Blog
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for a friar's habit on 20 September 1553. Apart from his
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National Library of Scotland

Kinneil House

Clan Hamilton

Isabella of Mar
Seton


Bute Mazer
Regent Arran
Scots
Hamilton family
Regency
Ralph Sadler
National Library of Scotland
Robert the Bruce
Kinneil
battle of Bannockburn
Kinneil Muir
Edward II of England
cinquefoils
Walter fitz Gilbert of Cadzow
Hamilton, South Lanarkshire
Bute Mazer
National Museums of Scotland
Dunfermline Abbey
Southampton

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