Note 606 — Chapter I · SUMMARY.
Reading edition
Pinkerton, vol. ii. p. 347. Pinkerton, as well as our eminent cotemporary, Mr. Tytler, considers that James V. was really conspired against in this plot. See also Pitcairn’s Criminal Trials.
Reading edition
Pinkerton, vol. ii. p. 347. Pinkerton, as well as our eminent cotemporary, Mr. Tytler, considers that James V. was really conspired against in this plot. See also Pitcairn’s Criminal Trials.