Note 106 — CHAP. XXXII.
Thomas Johnes translation
Mr Pinkerton attributes to Richard duke of Glocester the rebellion of the duke of Albany, and his assumption of the title of Alexander King of Scotland. Albany joins Glocester on his march against Berwick; but the scottish king is forced to return on account of a revolt of his nobles, who destroy his favourites.
See Pinkerton's history of Scotland,—for the account in the text is very erroneous.