"As much promised the duke that _he_ would do, if in case that she would not remove her French at a reasonable day.

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" the duke being especially interested in their removal.

But Huntly is not said to have made _this_ promise--the removal of the French obviously not being part of the "Appointment." {148a} Next, the brethren, in arguing with the Catholics about their own mendacious proclamation of the terms, said that "we proclaimed nothing which was not _finally_ agreed upon, _in word and promise_, betwixt us and those with whom the Appointment was made.