The plenipotentiaries of the high powers who signed the treaty, The treaty of Berwick, or the convention of the nobles and the people of Scotland with queen Elizabeth against the union of Scotland with France…
“ They shall be enemies to all such Scotsmen and French, as shall in anyways show themselves enemies to the realm of England, for the aiding and supporting the said duke and nobility, to the delivery of the realm of Scotland from conquest. ”
The plenipotentiaries of the high powers who signed the treaty, The treaty of Berwick, or the convention of the nobles and the people of Scotland with queen Elizabeth against the union of Scotland with France…
“ And if in case any forts or strengths within the realm be won out of the hands of the French at this present, or at any time hereafter by her majesty's aid, the same shall be immediately demolished by the Scotsmen, or delivered to the said duke and his party foresaid at their option and choice; neither shall the power of England fortify within the ground of Scotland, being out of the bounds of England, but by the advice of the said duke, nobility, and estates of Scotland. ”
The plenipotentiaries of the high powers who signed the treaty, The treaty of Berwick, or the convention of the nobles and the people of Scotland with queen Elizabeth against the union of Scotland with France…
“ And for expelling out of the same realm of such as presently and apparently goeth about to practise the said conquest, her majesty shall with all speed send into Scotland a convenient aid of men of war on horse and foot, to join with the power of Scotsmen, with artillery, munition, and all other instruments of war meet for the purpose, as well by sea as by land and not only to expel the present power of French within that realm oppressing the same, but also to stop, as far as conveniently may be, all greater forces of French to enter therein for the like purpose ”
