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1 Theſe Ambaſſadors were
highly welcomed, & verie well heard,
1500 A mariage cõ|cluded be|twixt king Iames and the Lady Marga|ret.
Compare 1587 edition: 1 A peace con|cluded be|twixt England and Scotland.At the ſame time, when this mariage was ſo agreed vpon, a peace alſo was concluded betwixt the kings of Englande and Scotlande, for the tearme of theyr two lyues. And to auoyde that none of eyther of the ſayde kings ſubiects that had offended the lawes ſhould be receyued into any of theyr dominions, it was accorded that no Eng|liſh man ſhoulde come within Scotland without his Princes letters ſupplicatorie vnto the king of Scottes, nor any Scottiſh man to come within England without the like letters from his prince, deſiring ſafeconduct and paſſeport.
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1501In the yeare nexte enſuing, the Biſhoppe of
Glaſgew, the Earle Bothwell, and other noble men of Scotlande, were ſent in
Ambaſſade from king Iames vnto the king of Englande, for the perfiting of the
foreſayde mariage betwixt King Iames, and the Ladie Margaret, eldeſt daughter
to king Henrie, which Earle by letters of
procu|racie and Mandate, in the name of his maiſter king Iames, affied and
handfaſted the foreſayde Ladie Margaret in all ſolemne wiſe, according to the
maner:
This was in the yeare. 1502