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Fix this textWednesday, January 19, 1944.
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Fix this textBOTHWELL CASTLE.
Fix this textBOTHWELL CASTLE, on the bank of the river Clyde, some
Fix this textfourteen miles from Glasgow, belonged in the Middle Ages
Fix this textto the Douglases, the most powerful family in Scotland, the rival
Fix this textand sometimes the superior to royal power. The struggle between
Fix this textthe Douglases and the Crown finished towards the ei|d of the
Fix this textfifteenth century, and under James II they were exiled, and Both-
Fix this textwell Castle, along with other possessions, devolved upon the
Fix this textHepburns of Hales. James IV created Lord Patrick Hepburn Earl
Fix this textof Both well, and bestowed upon him the hereditary office of Lord
Fix this textHigh Admiral of Scotland. His grandson was the famous Lord
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Fix this textIn 1561 Mary Queen of Scots, widow of Francis the Dauphin,
Fix this textlanded at Leith—she was then nineteen years old. Four years later
Fix this textshe determined to make herself the rallying point of Catholicism,
Fix this textand married Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley, who stood next to her
Fix this textin the line of blood, both being grandchildren of Margaret, sister
Fix this textof Henry VIII. In 1567 she fell in love with Earl Bothwell, who
Fix this textmurdered young Darnley. The Earl was charged with the murder,
Fix this textbut was so powerful that he was acquitted. He divorced his wife
Fix this textand married the Queen. But the horror of this act roused Catholic
Fix this textas well as Protestant nobles to revolt. Mary and the Earl went to
Fix this textmeet them, but their soldiers refused to fight. Bothwell escaped
Fix this textto a lifelong exile. The Queen was imprisoned in Lochleven, and
Fix this textmade to abdicate in favour of her son by Darnley, James VI of
Fix this textScotland, who became James I of England. In his reign the castle
Fix this textonce more reverted to the Douglases. In 1857, Lord Douglas dying
Fix this textwithout issue, the property, with new Bothwell Castle, passed from
Fix this texthis sister, Lady Montague, to her eldest daughter, the Countess
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