An Accidental Tragedy (71 page)

claim to English crown
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coronation
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correspondence
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court of
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cult of
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and Dacre
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dancing
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and Darnley
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acknowledges as true father of James
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complicit in murder of
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disenchantment with
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divorce rumours and soundings
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infatuated with
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at Kirk o’ Field
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lures to Edinburgh
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marries
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seeks crown matrimonial for
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wishes rid of
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de Beaugué on
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death envisaged
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death sentence revealed to her
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and Diane de Poitiers
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Dudley proposal
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and Elisabeth de Valois
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and Elizabeth I

displays/protestations of love for
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impression on and attitude to
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last letter to
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as mediatrix
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and remarriage
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seeks for face-to-face meeting
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embroidery
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emotional/childish outbursts
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entertainments
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entrapment of
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escape plans
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Essay on Adversity
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execution
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expense to England of
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flight to England
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focus for Catholic interests
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at Fotheringhay
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France as final haven
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François II

betrothal
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childhood relationships
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marital relations
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marriage
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widowhood
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Frenchification
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guile in man’s world
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Guise manipulation of
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Guise victories celebrated
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health
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Henri II proclaims as Q. of Scotland and England
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holy powers of
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household
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Inchmahome Abbey
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intransigence
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intrigues for foreign aid
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and James VI
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jewels
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kidnap plots
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and Knox
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language skills
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learning, reputation for
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at Loch Leven
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and Marie de Guise
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marriage suits/prospects
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marriage suits/prospects after François
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marriage suits/prospects after Bothwell
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as martyr for the Faith
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and the Mass
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men attracted by
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miscarries twins
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Moray interviews in Loch Leven
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mourning colours
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music and instruments
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Norfolk marriage
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passivity and indecision of
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as patron of poetry
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in Paulet’s care
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pet animals
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physical characteristics
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poison plot uncovered
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political instincts and abilities
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see also
guile in man’s world; passivity and indecision of

pregnancy
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prisoner of rebel lords
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prisoner status established/tightened
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progresses
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and Protestant/Catholic conflict
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public opinion of
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quartering of arms
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reaction to death of Duc de Guise
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reading of
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reflects on her life
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and Reformation Parliament
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religious status quo upheld
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return to Scotland
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riding
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Ridolfi plot
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Rizzio murder
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Scotland, ties and attitude to
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seal
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servants, care and treatment of
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Shrewsbury romance rumours
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in Shrewsbury’s care
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