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2342:: "Lennox – If you had been lawfully begotten, I should have nothing to say. But it is most true that your father was married to Elizabeth Hume daughter to Lord Alexander Hume, about the year 1493, and she lived till the year 1543. Many years before her death, your father 'took to his company' Dame Jenet Beton, by whom he had you, and was not his lawful wife."
2326:: "Further, the Earl of Lennox had been put forward by the French as the rightful heir, after Mary, to the throne; and Arran was not considered legitimate by Protestants or by Catholics because of the uncertain validity of his mother's marriage and the particular circumstances of his father's divorce ..."
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In 1566 Châtellerault withdrew to his estates in France, where he made vain attempts to regain his confiscated duchy. In 1569, he returned to
Scotland in support of Mary but was imprisoned by Murray who assembled a parliament and had him declared a traitor. Murray was assassinated on 23 January 1570
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to oppose the regency of Mary of Guise, and lost his French dukedom as a result. In order to discredit him with the
English government a letter was forged by his enemies, in which Châtellerault declared his allegiance to Francis II of France, but the plot was exposed. On 27 February 1560, he agreed
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Scotland. He gave up the regency on the condition that he would be Queen Mary's heir if she died childless. The Scottish succession, however, had been secretly promised to France.
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made legislation about foodstuffs and rising prices. The people of
Scotland were to reduce their diets and banqueting. Prices were set for wild birds and rabbits, swans would be 5 shillings, plovers 5 pence. River birds including herons and ducks were to be caught by hawking. It was forbidden to
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and the surrounding area. He had a banner made from taffeta decorated with gold foil and colours, and another banner for his trumpeter. Horses dragged the artillery and carts laden with cannonballs and tents out of
Edinburgh Castle. The guns were dragged toward Langholm with oxen. Arran had an
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while Châtellerault was still in prison. Nevertheless, Châtellerault was rumoured to have been an accomplice in the regent's murder. Châtellerault was released from prison on 20 April 1570. In 1573 he gave up his support for Mary and recognised Mary's infant son
2199:: "Barbara, the eldest daughter, was first contracted to Alexander, Lord Gordon ... but it is not certain that the marriage took place ... She was married (contract dated 22 December 1553) to James, Lord Fleming, chamberlain of Scotland."
647:. He was forced to abandon some of his clothes at the battlefield. He nevertheless held onto the regency and continued to lead forces against the occupying troops. For two weeks in February 1548, Arran led a campaign in
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James's mother was the daughter of Sir David Beaton of Crich, the widow of Robert
Livingstone of Easter Wemyss, and the second wife of the 1st Earl of Arran. Both parents were Scottish. They had married in 1516.
1944:: "Hamilton, James, second Earl of Arran ... (c. 1519–1575) ... was born at Hamilton, Lanarkshire, the eldest son of James Hamilton, first Earl of Arran (1475?) and his second wife, Jane Beaton (d. c. 1522)".
2660:: "The murder of Murray on 23 January 1570, a deed plotted by Archbishop John Hamilton and carried out by James Hamilton of Bothwellhaugh led to accusations that Châtelherault had himself been implicated."
2078:: "Appended to a Receipt granted by him to James Earl of Morton for 3400 merks ... for the marriage of Margaret Douglas, daughter of the Earl of Morton, with his brother James, Earl of Arran. A.D. 1532."
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Hamilton on 22 January 1575. He was succeeded by his eldest son James as the 3rd Earl of Arran. However, as James was insane, John his younger brother stood in for him.
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Elizabeth I, and then after the death of Francis II on 5 December 1560, he attempted, without success, to arrange for James to marry the young widowed Queen Mary. However, Mary married
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628:, that it was "the starkest host and the monest, and with the best order that wes sen Flodwn", that is, "the strongest host and most numerous, in the best order since Flodden."
2310:: "... was, in consequence of his position as next successor to the throne after the infant Mary, proclaimed protector of the realm and heir-presumptive of the crown in 1543"
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2394:: "... there was an appoyntement betwixt the Governour and the Cardynall to convene and mete togither this daye at an abbey ... orelles at Lord Levenstons house ..."
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2913:. Vol. II (17th ed.). London: F. C. and J. Rivington.
2759:. Vol. I. Edinburgh: Her Majesty's General Register House.
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635:A 1558 coin depicting Queen Mary and King Francis
453:Margaret, married Sir Alexander Pethein (Peden).
3164:(The Boydell Press: Woodbridge, Suffolk, 2019).
2891:. Vol. I. Edinburgh: Archibald Constable.
2484:Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland
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30:For other people named James Hamilton, see
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2799:. Woodbridge, Suffolk: The Boydell Press.
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3162:Dressing the Scottish Court: 1543–1553
2930:"Two Missions of Jacques de la Brosse"
2727:: "James VI ... acc. 24 Jul. 1567 ..."
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2596:, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1877), pp. 94–95.
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2823:(77th ed.). London: Harrison.
2638:Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland
2545:, vol. 9 (Edinburgh, 1911), p. 140.
2438:: "war had broken out with England"
2135:Chatellherault's will, NAS ECC8/8/4
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919:England declared war, starting the
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414:(1546–1621), from whom descend the
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839:Father died; he succeeded as the
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368:James Douglas, 3rd Earl of Morton
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302:James Hamilton, 1st Earl of Arran
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2817:; Burke, Ashworth Peter (1915).
2640:, vol. ii, (1814), 605-606; HMC
1545:John Stewart, 3rd Earl of Lennox
750:to back a plan to marry his son
641:Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset
3275:Nobility from South Lanarkshire
2422:(Brill, 2003), pp. 59, 71, 285.
944:Defeated by the English at the
564:, told the English ambassador,
492:, for whom Arran was appointed
431:James Fleming, 4th Lord Fleming
32:James Hamilton (disambiguation)
2987:Handbook of British Chronology
1001:Henry II of France died.
665:Nicolas Durand de Villegaignon
558:George Douglas of Pittendreich
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3153:Franklin, David Byrd (1995).
2793:Blakeway, Amy Louise (2015).
2594:Register of the Privy Council
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3295:Court of James V of Scotland
2963:. Vol. XXIV. New York:
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2436:643, third para, line eleven
2406:Borrowstounness and District
1399:John Stewart, Duke of Albany
474:John Stewart, Duke of Albany
401:(1540–1604), became the 1st
256:in 1543 and supported a pro-
3280:16th-century Scottish peers
1119:Hamilton, South Lanarkshire
1029:Francis II of France died.
811:Hamilton, South Lanarkshire
722:In the first months of the
548:. Beaton was imprisoned at
362:In 1532 Lord Arran married
220:. A great-grandson of King
156:
3366:
3041:. Vol. 24. New York:
3013:. Edinburgh: T. Constable.
3007:Laing, Henry, ed. (1850).
2927:Dickinson, Gladys (1942).
2773:Bain, Joseph, ed. (1892).
2753:Bain, Joseph, ed. (1898).
2674:170, right column, line 15
2644:, (1887), 42, August 1560.
2356:643, third para, line four
2291:(Boydell, 2019), p. 657–8.
2261:170, right column, line 34
2245:170, right column, line 36
2213:170, right column, line 37
1790:Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley
797:
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212:– 22 January 1575), was a
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2867:"Hamilton (family)"
2658:833, left column, line 28
2468:643, third para, line ten
2287:Melanie Schuessler Bond,
2025:168, left column, line 1b
2006:168, left column, line 1a
1958:878, lines eight and nine
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1070:King James VI of Scotland
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732:Lords of the Congregation
706:Mary, Queen of Scots, by
496:. In 1543, supporters of
472:In 1536, on the death of
341:James Hamilton of Finnart
280:to oppose the regency of
278:Lords of the Congregation
216:nobleman and head of the
68:
48:
3350:Scottish Roman Catholics
2878:– for Walter FitzGilbert
2149:54, left column, line 55
1051:Queen Mary remarried to
643:but was defeated at the
514:Hans Holbein the Younger
187:James, 1st Earl of Arran
106:James, 3rd Earl of Arran
96:James, 1st Earl of Arran
3139:Encyclopædia Britannica
3061:Paul, Sir James Balfour
3043:Oxford University Press
2873:Encyclopædia Britannica
2853:Encyclopædia Britannica
2847:"Arran, Earls of"
946:Battle of Pinkie Cleugh
520:Initially, Arran was a
236:during the minority of
3300:Dukes of Châtellerault
2981:Fryde, Edmund Boleslaw
2923:– Scotland and Ireland
2145:Burke & Burke 1915
748:Parliament of Scotland
715:
684:Order of Saint Michael
636:
603:Parliament of Scotland
574:
517:
422:— and four daughters:
359:
3232:Duke of Châtellerault
3157:. Edwin Mellen Press.
2403:Thomas James Salmon,
1091:and fled to England.
960:Duke of Châtellerault
886:Appointed regent for
850:1532, c. 23 September
705:
680:Duke of Châtellerault
674:, eldest son of King
634:
570:
511:
354:
316:, the founder of the
270:Duke of Châtellerault
264:, eldest son of King
54:Duke of Châtellerault
3345:Scottish Reformation
3340:Scottish Protestants
3290:16th-century regents
3045:. pp. 827–833.
2541:James Balfour Paul,
1087:Queen Mary lost the
976:Lost the regency to
908:and became Catholic
724:Scottish Reformation
532:of England, who had
490:Mary, Queen of Scots
403:Marquess of Hamilton
274:Scottish Reformation
272:in 1549. During the
238:Mary, Queen of Scots
222:James II of Scotland
3330:Regents of Scotland
3177:Peerage of Scotland
3088:Mary Queen of Scots
2776:The Hamilton Papers
900:Turned around: Met
888:Mary Queen of Scots
591:Friar Mark Hamilton
544:, who favoured the
476:, grandson of King
77:Order of St Michael
3243:Title next held by
3221:Title last held by
3084:Warnicke, Retha M.
2967:pp. 167–170.
2739:, p. xvi–xvii
2480:James Balfour Paul
1412:Elizabeth Hamilton
1127:Genealogical chart
1089:Battle of Langside
964:Henry II of France
869:Mary I of Scotland
809:Born, probably in
716:
676:Henry II of France
657:Ferniehirst Castle
637:
518:
504:Pro-English policy
468:Regent of Scotland
429:, married in 1553
408:David (died 1611);
395:Gavin, died young;
360:
314:Walter FitzGilbert
266:Henry II of France
252:, he converted to
234:Regent of Scotland
3315:House of Hamilton
3253:
3252:
3225:Charles de Valois
3200:Succeeded by
3101:978-0-415-29182-8
2965:MacMillan and Co.
2806:978-1-84383-980-4
2721:Fryde et al. 1986
2705:Fryde et al. 1986
1942:827, right column
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1013:Treaty of Berwick
841:2nd Earl of Arran
737:Treaty of Berwick
577:Pro-French policy
318:House of Hamilton
218:House of Hamilton
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2698:
2694:
2690:
2685:
2683:
2679:
2675:
2671:
2666:
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2659:
2655:
2654:Merriman 2004
2650:
2647:
2643:
2639:
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2623:
2618:
2615:
2611:
2607:
2606:Blakeway 2015
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2599:
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2579:
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2560:
2556:
2555:Annie Cameron
2551:
2548:
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2535:
2531:
2526:
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2522:
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2514:
2510:
2507:Joseph Bain,
2504:
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2485:
2481:
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2409:
2407:
2400:
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2389:
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2368:Clifford 1809
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2154:
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2141:
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2129:
2125:
2121:
2116:
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2109:
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2100:
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2089:
2084:
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2026:
2022:
2017:
2015:
2011:
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2003:
1998:
1995:
1991:
1987:
1982:
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1623:
1622:Mary of Guise
1611:
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1080:
1079:
1076:
1075:
1072:, succeeding
1071:
1068:Accession of
1066:
1064:
1061:
1058:
1057:
1054:
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867:Accession of
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483:
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1284:Mary Stewart
1114:1575, 22 Jan
1099:1570, 23 Jan
1084:1568, 13 May
1074:Queen Mary I
1067:
1063:1567, 24 Jul
1062:
1015:negotiated.
1009:1560, 27 Feb
998:1559, 10 Jul
959:
941:1547, 10 Sep
921:Rough wooing
916:1543, 20 Dec
873:King James V
866:
862:1542, 14 Dec
861:
840:
828:Mother died
817:, Scotland.
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756:Lord Darnley
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721:
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698:Post-regency
688:
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595:Rough Wooing
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566:Ralph Sadler
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3270:1575 deaths
3110:Attribution
2955:Lee, Sidney
2725:61, line 16
2670:Dunlop 1890
2610:23, line 17
2418:J. Foggie,
2392:15, line 15
2372:70, line 19
2257:Dunlop 1890
2241:Dunlop 1890
2209:Dunlop 1890
2197:370, line 4
2177:Dunlop 1890
2165:443, line 9
2041:366, line 1
2021:Dunlop 1890
2002:Dunlop 1890
1023:1560 5 Dec
955:1549, 8 Feb
883:1543, early
825:1522, about
815:Lanarkshire
806:1519, about
741:Elizabeth I
739:with Queen
298:Lanarkshire
254:Catholicism
210: 1519
135:Lanarkshire
119: 1519
92:Predecessor
3259:Categories
3236:1548–1559
3197:1529–1548
2897:1015501369
2829:1155471554
2765:1137227125
2723:, p.
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1922:References
728:Cupar Muir
649:Teviotdale
620:armoured "
562:Lord Angus
530:Henry VIII
522:Protestant
250:Protestant
137:, Scotland
3092:Routledge
3075:505064285
2785:877556059
2689:Paul 1907
2574:Paul 1907
2448:Bain 1892
2388:Bain 1892
2336:Bain 1898
2225:Paul 1907
2193:Paul 1907
2104:Paul 1907
2088:Paul 1907
2056:Paul 1907
2037:Paul 1907
1986:Paul 1907
1970:Paul 1907
1270:James III
897:1543, Sep
780:Timeline
766:as king.
758:in 1565.
599:Henry Ray
552:and then
224:, he was
142:Spouse(s)
102:Successor
87:1529–1575
3086:(2006).
3063:(1907).
3035:(eds.).
3021:(2004).
2949:(1890).
2919:54499602
2907:(1828).
2885:(1809).
2642:Hamilton
1901:James VI
1392:James IV
1164:James II
1117:Died at
958:Created
773:Timeline
764:James VI
661:Jedburgh
617:Langholm
587:Catholic
568:, that:
478:James II
440:in 1555;
372:James IV
347:Marriage
310:James II
294:Hamilton
214:Scottish
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2973:8544105
2957:(ed.).
2747:Sources
1629:James V
1102:Regent
1053:Darnley
735:to the
672:Francis
482:James V
427:Barbara
262:Francis
246:English
228:to the
3240:Vacant
3218:Vacant
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2783:
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1763:Mary I
798:Event
526:Edward
516:, 1540
322:Cadzow
288:Family
258:French
193:Mother
183:Father
157:Detail
84:Tenure
3027:. In
2953:. In
2937:. 3.
1917:Notes
1111:55–56
1104:Moray
1096:50–51
1081:48–49
1059:47–48
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1020:40–41
1006:40–41
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880:23–24
858:22–23
847:12–13
752:James
663:with
651:with
412:Claud
390:James
380:marks
324:from
172:Claud
164:James
152:Issue
3096:ISBN
3071:OCLC
3047:ISBN
2993:ISBN
2969:OCLC
2915:OCLC
2893:OCLC
2825:OCLC
2801:ISBN
2781:OCLC
2761:OCLC
1048:1565
1037:1562
1025:N.S.
987:1558
973:1554
930:1544
836:1529
833:9–10
795:Date
714:1555
622:jack
444:Anne
399:John
306:Mary
248:and
176:Anne
168:John
125:Died
112:Born
58:2nd
52:1st
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1990:360
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