Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Scottish Historical Review, Vol. 11: October, 1913-June, 1914
Item. To discuss with His Most Christian Majesty what seems to him the best way of reassuring and calming the minds of the nobles and of avoiding tumults and seditions, and, should His Majesty deem it expedient, to appoint, as soon as possible, a King to that realm, as has been suggested here to His Holiness. Enquiry should be made as to what His Majesty thinks good, and then every effort used to put his counsel into execution. Owing to his wisdom and his knowledge of that kingdom and the love he bears to it, he would not advise anything but what was useful and beneficial.
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