Arrest of James Hepburn
Spends the remainder of his days in a Danish cell
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Spends the remainder of his days in a Danish cell
Secures James VI from Bothwell
Released after the murder of her son Lord Darnley
Mary escapes to Hamilton & rallies her supporters. A mob attacks Marr, the committee of public safety sends her to Loch Leven
Mary is taken to Edinburgh from Carberry Hill, a mob demands that she is burnt
Co-conspirator in the assassination of Lord Darnley
Suspects include Mary & Bothwell. Darnley is found strangled, suspects include Mary & the Earl of Bothwell. Darnley is found strangled in suspicious circumstances
Mary is defeated by the Earl of Moray. Mary cannot escape to France & is forced to seek refuge in England
The majority of scholarly opinion is that the letters were forgeries concocted after the fact in order to lend some small justification for Marys imprisonment and trial, both of which were illegal under English Law
A mob attacks Marr, the committee of public safety sends her to Loch Leven
Present at the conference at Carberry Hill
Mary is taken to Edinburgh from Carberry Hill, a mob demands that she is burnt
Having been pardoned, Morton returns to Scotland and with 600 men appears before Borthwick Castle, where the Queen after her marriage with Bothwell had taken refuge
Returns to France after the assassination of Darnley
Appointed Regent after being recalled from France
Seeks aid from Elizabeth I & France, Elizabeth agrees if France does not intervene
Appointed Lord Privy Seal
Raped by Bothwell in Dunbar Castle so she is forced to marry him
Created Duke of Orkney after marrying Mary Queen of Scots
Created Earl of Shetland after marrying Mary Queen of Scots
The "casket letters" are used against Mary but only their transcripts have been found
The Lords rebel & forces Bothwells escape to Denmark
The Lords rebel & forces Bothwells escape to Denmark
The Lords rebel & forces Bothwells escape to Denmark
Appointed Regent after Marys abdication
Mary & Bothwell are besieged by Protestant reformers but escape & raise an army
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