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Act Anent the demission of the Crown in favour of our Sovereign Lord… (1567)

Forasmuch, as since our arrival, and returning within our Realm, we, willing the common commodity, wealth, profit, and quietness thereof, lieges, and subjects of the same, have employed our body, spirit, whole senses, and forces to govern the same, in such sort that our royal, and honourable estate might stand, and continue with us, and our posterity, and our loving, and kind lieges might enjoy the quietness of true subjects
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Act Anent the demission of the Crown in favour of our Sovereign Lord… (1567)

And knowing that all creatures are subject to that immutable decree of the eternal, once to render and give up this life temporal, (The hour and time whereof is most uncertain) and in case by decease we be taken from this life, during the time of his minority, it may be doubted greatly that resistance, and trouble may be made to our said Son, now native Prince of this our Realm, in his tender years (being so destitute of us) to succeed to that room and kingdom which most justly of all Laws appertains to him.
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