| Claude, Duke of Guise | |||||||||||
| Francis, Duke of Guise, killed at Dreux, 1563 | Mary of Guise, died in 1560 | = | James V. king of Scotland | ||||||||
| Henry Duke of Guise, murdered in 1588 | Charles, Duke of Mayenne | Louis, Cardinal of Guise, murdered in 1588 | Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots | ||||||||
[14]: Probably from Eidgenossen, the name of the Swiss Confederates, because the first Protestants who appeared at Geneva came from Switzerland, and no French-speaking mouth could pronounce such a word as 'Eidgenossen.'
[15]: Genealogy of Mary and Darnley:—
| (1) James IV. 1488-1513 | = | Margaret Tudor | = | (2) Archibald Douglas, Earl of Angus | |||||||||
| Mary of Guise | = | James V. 1513-1542 | Matthew Stuart Earl of Lennox | = | Margaret Douglas | ||||||||
| Francis II. King of France | = | Mary 1542-1567 | = | Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley | |||||||||
| James VI. 1567-1625 | |||||||||||||
[16]: A subsidy was a tax on lands and goods voted by Parliament to the Crown, resembling in many respects the modern income-tax.
[17]: Magellan died on the way, though his ship completed the voyage round the world.
[18]: 'Armada' was the Spanish name for any armed fleet.
[19]: A place near Cadiz where the Duke's residence was.
[20]: i.e. to establish the right of the subjects to possess their property.
[21]: A Tulchan was a stuffed calf's skin set by a cow to induce her to give her milk freely.