Compare 1587 edition: 1 About the ſame time the moſt part of all the ſtrengthes and fortreſſes in Louthian were kept by Engliſh men.The Caſtels of Louthian in the handes of the Engliſh men.
Compare 1587 edition: 1 The towne of Edenbourgh was ſtuffed with a great number of ſouldiours, both Engliſh men and Scottes. Amongſt whom there was a Scot of a right ſtoute ſtomacke named Robert Pen|dergeſt: he, for that it was perceyued hee loued but little the Engliſh nation, was euill entrea|ted and vſed amongeſt them, in ſomuch that one EEBO page image 346 day hauing his heade broken by the Marſhall named Thomas Knatoun, hee ceaſſed not to ſeeke ſome meane to be reuenged, tyll he brought his purpoſe to paſſe, ſo that ſhortly after he ſlue the ſayde Marſhall, and afterwarde to auoyde the daunger of death due for that fact, he got a|way, and came to William Dowglas, whome hee perſwaded with all diligence to paſſe vnto Edenbourgh, where he might finde his enimies at ſome greate aduauntage, by reaſon of the ſlouthfull negligence as then growne amongeſt them.