...The secund Fothawch, a cunnand man, Devotly mad that sacrament, That thai than tuk in gud intent. w There is perhaps no more beautiful character recorded...than that of Margaret. For purity of motives, for Character of Queen Margaret and her an earnest desire to benefit the people among whom her lot the...

...king, Malcolm Canmore (qv), who next year wedded her at Dunfermline. ' Perhaps," says Skene, ' there is no more beautiful character recorded in history than...and for entire self-abnegation she is unsurpassed.' She did much to civilise the northern realm, and still more to assimilate the old Celtic church to...

...king, Malcolm Canmore (qv), who next year wedded her at Dunfermline. ' Perhaps,' says Skene, ' there is no more beautiful character recorded in history than...performance of whatever duty lay before her, and for entire »elf-abnegation she is unsurpassed.' She did much to civilise the northern realm, and still more to...

...Malcolm Canmore (<jv), who next year wedded her at Dnnfermline. ' Perhaps,' says Skene, ' there is no more beautiful character recorded in history than...and for entire self-abnegation she is unsurpassed.' She did much to civilise the northern realm, and still more to assimilate the old Celtic church to...

...only for a formal devotion, but for all that is morally right, none can doubt. " So Skene, ii. 344 : " There is perhaps no more beautiful character recorded in history than that of Margaret," etc. Her pathetic death-scene is well known. 2 See the account in Skene, ii. 346 ff. ; Stephen, i....

...we have to do with the movement inaugurated by Queen Margaret, of whom Dr Skene has thus written : " There is perhaps no more beautiful character recorded...her lot was cast, for a deep sense of religion and personal piety, for the unselfish performance of whatever duty lay before her, and for entire selfabnegation,...

...king, Malcolm Canmore (qv), who next year wedded her at Dunfermline. ' Perhaps,' says Skene, ' there L< no more beautiful character recorded in history than that of Margaret. For purity of motives, foian earnest desire to benefit the people among whom her lot was cast, for a deep sense of religion...

...must feel that we have here a beautiful life. Dr. Skene has used these words about Queen Margaret : "There is perhaps no more beautiful character recorded...Margaret. For purity of motives, for an earnest desire to benef1t the people among whom her lot in life was cast, for a deep sense of religion and great personal...

...beautiful character recorded in history than that of Margaret," says the historian of Celtic Scotland. " For purity of motives, for an earnest desire to benefit the people amongst whom her lot was cast, for a deep sense of religion and great personal piety, for the unselfish...

...half a Saxon. The best part of her life, too, when she married Maloolm had been spent out of England. "There is perhaps no more beautiful character recorded in history than that of Margaret," says the historian of Celtic Scotland. " For purity of motives, for an earnest desire to benefit the...