Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A General History of Scotland, From the Earliest Accounts to the Present Time, Vol. 5
The Scots. Ifhe wasaitranger, and unacquainted 'with their manners, he was, at the fame time, difinterefied and indifferent as to their parties and divifiens; and being a man of genius, it was cafy for him to get fuch information as might fit him to be an excellent governor; nor did he deceive the expectation of the' pub. Lic. Upon his landing, he was waited upon by many of the Scotch nobility, and none feemed to make him more welcome than the queen herfelf. Looking upon himfelf as being already inveited in the regency, he no fooner.
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