 | 1815 - 558 pages
...practised rebellion ; but, perceiving the adversaries of queen Mary countenanced, and her deprived of all hope of liberty, he could not abandon his sovereign in her afflictions, but do his best to procure her freedom ; and that it would never be found that the privileges of ambassadors were... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1815 - 558 pages
...practised rebellion ; but, perceiving the adversaries of queen Mary countenanced, and her deprived of all hope of liberty, he could not abandon his sovereign in her afflictions, but do his best to procure her freedom ; and that it would never be found that the privileges of a,mbassadors... | |
 | James Mitchell - 1825 - 798 pages
...practised rebellion ; but, perceiving the adversaries of Queen Mary countenanced, and her deprived of all hope of liberty, he could not abandon his sovereign in lier afflictions, but do his best to procure her freedom; and that it would never be found that the... | |
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... who practised rebellion against the state. To this our prelate replied, that he had neither raised nor practised rebellion ; but, perceiving the adversaries of queen Mary countenanced, and her deprived of all hope of liberty, he could not abandon... 