The last letter of Mary, Queen of Scotland, addressed to her brother in law Henry III King of France on the night before her execution at Fotheringay Castle 8th February 1587

The last letter of Mary, Queen of Scotland, addressed to her brother in law Henry III King of France on the night before her execution at Fotheringay Castle 8th February 1587

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