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[Letter from Sir William Drury to Sir William Cecil, 3d April 1568 (Julian calendar).] The Lord Fleming [i.e., John Fleming, 5th Lord Fleming], notwithstanding he still victualleth and maketh provision, he hath offered three personages of as great livehood as himself to enter caution and surety unto the [James Stewart, 1st] Earl of Moray, that he shall only hold the place at the devotion and service of the young King, and to no other.
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[Letter
from
Sir
William
Drury
to
Sir
William
Cecil,
3d
April
1568
(Julian
calendar).]
The
Lord
Fleming
[i.e.,
John
Fleming,
5th
Lord
Fleming],
notwithstanding
he
still
victualleth
and
maketh
provision,
he
hath
offered
three
personages
of
as
great
livehood
as
himself
to
enter
caution
and
surety
unto
the
[James
Stewart,
1st]
Earl
of
Moray,
that
he
shall
only
hold
the
place
at
the
devotion
and
service
of
the
young
King,
and
to
no
other.
