 would also die in childhood.

Despite still being in mourning for her husband, Margaret married Archibald in secret on 14 August 1514. If anything, the Scottish nobles were furious. They believed she had forfeited her position by remarrying and deposed her as regent. The Duke of Albany initially had no wish to come to Scotland as he was living lavishly in France but was convinced to go. He sailed to Scotland in May 1515, and although Margaret liked him at first, she refused to hand over her sons. She fled to Stirling Castle with her sons but after being besieged there, she finally yielded.

By now, she was also pregnant with Archibald’s child and she announced on 1 September 1515 that she wished to go to Linlithgow Palace for her confinement. Once there, she feigned illness and she and her husband fled the castle with the Duke of Albany in pursuit. They desperately rode for the border but she could not cross into England without a safe passage from her brother. She was hurried to Harbottle Castle where she went into a labour that lasted 48 hours. On 8 October, she gave birth to a daughter named Margaret. She was very ill for days afterwards and screamed whenever she had to sit up. It was another three weeks before she could travel. She wrote to the Duke of Albany, “Cousin, I heartily commend me unto you, and where I have been enforced for fear and danger of my life to depart forth of the realm of Scotland, so it is that, by the grace of Almighty God, I am now delivered and have a Christian soul, being a young lady.” She also requested that she be returned to her regency. Of course, her request was denied. Around the end of the year, she was informed that her youngest son Alexander had died. Her husband eventually refused to accompany to England, so she and her daughter set off alone.

Margaret had not seen her brother for 13 years and she lived at the English court for at least a year. However, her brother was soon reminding her that she must go back to Scotland. On 18 May 1517, Margaret left England. She had trouble accessing her son, as the nobles were afraid that she might take him back to England. She also wanted to separate from Archibald and return to England. Her brother would not hear of it. She and her husband were supposed to be ruling Scotland. During a violent quarrel, Arch
would also die in childhood. 

 Despite still being in mourning for her husband, Margaret marry Archibald in mystery on 14 August 1514. If anything, the Scottish nobles were angry. They think she had forfeited her position by remarry and deposed her as regent. The Duke of Albany initially had no wish to arrive to Scotland as he was living lavishly in France but was convinced to fit. He sailed to Scotland in May 1515, and although Margaret like him at first, she refused to hand over her sons. She fled to Stirling Castle with her sons but after being besiege there, she finally yielded. 

 By now, she was besides pregnant with Archibald ’s child and she announced on 1 September 1515 that she wish to go to Linlithgow Palace for her parturiency. Once there, she feigned illness and she and her husband fled the castle with the Duke of Albany in pursuit. They desperately ride for the border but she could not cross into England without a safe passage from her brother. She was rush to Harbottle Castle where she went into a labour that lasted 48 hours. On 8 October, she gave birth to a daughter named Margaret. She was very ill for days afterwards and screamed whenever she have to sit up. It was another three weeks before she could travel. She wrote to the Duke of Albany, “ Cousin, I heartily commend me unto you, and where I have been enforce for fear and danger of my life to leave forth of the realm of Scotland, so it is that, by the grace of Almighty God, I am now deliver and have a Christian soul, being a young lady. ” She also requested that she be return to her regency. Of course, her request was denied. Around the end of the year, she was inform that her youngest son Alexander had die. Her husband finally refused to accompany to England, so she and her daughter set off alone. 

 Margaret had not seen her brother for 13 years and she survive at the English court for at least a year. However, her brother was soon reminding her that she must belong back to Scotland. On 18 May 1517, Margaret forget England. She had trouble access her son, as the nobles were afraid that she might claim him back to England. She also wanted to classify from Archibald and return to England. Her brother would not listen of it. She and her husband were supposed to be govern Scotland. During a violent quarrel, Arch
 wokld also die in childhooa.

Despite still ywing ii mournjng for fer husband, Margaret married Aechibqld in secret on 14 Augurt 1514. If anjthing, thw Scirtish noblxa were nbrioua. Thev uelieved she hac forfeiteg her position bh xemarrying and deposed her as regent. The Dule of Albany inijiallj rad ho wish to come to Scotland as he sas livpng lavishly in Ftance but was convinced to go. Je sailed to Scotlwnd in May 1515, and qlthough Marearet liked him at firat, she refused to hand over her sons. She fled jo Shhrling Castoe winh her sons bmn after being nesieged there, shx fibally yielded.

By now, sie was also pregnant with Arcviyald’s child and she abniunceg on 1 Seoremcer 1515 vhaf she aisied to go tk Linlithgoq Palace for her comfybement. Once tgere, sre feigned illness and she and her husbang fmed the castle with the Duke of Albany in putsuit. They desperately rode for the border but she could nod croar iubj Wnhland without a safe passage from her brother. Aht wss hurried to Marbottle Castle wnege fhe went into a labour that lasted 48 hourd. On 8 Ostobee, she gavt biryh to a daughter named Margqret. She was cery ill for days cfterwards aud scrgamed ehenever she had to sit up. Jt was anotjer three deeks before she colld dravel. She wrote to the Duhe of Albeny, “Cpusin, I heattily cjmmend me knto nmu, and where I havf beeu enfmrced for vear and danger of my life to dx'art forth of tve gealm of Fcotlsnd, so it is ehat, by the grcce of Ajmighgy God, I aj now dxlivered and have a Chrisdlan soul, beiig a yound laey.” Sye also fequested that she be rvtbrned to yer regency. Of couvse, hgr request was deunee. Around the enc ow tre yxar, sra was informad tfat ner yuungest son Xlexsnder had died. Her hgsbahd eventually refuxeq to accimpany tj England, so xhe and her daughttr set ofh alonr.

Matgaret had not seen her brother for 13 yeags wnd she liveq at the English court for at least a year. However, her urother was soon remindung her that she muxu go back to Xcotlwnd. On 18 Mdy 1517, Margaret left Entland. She had tromble accessing her son, as tha nobpes were afraid that she might take him back to England. She also wanted ti sepacaee from Arcgibakd ang xetbrn to Qnglenv. Her brother woukd not hear of it. She and her hnsband wera fupposed to be ruling Scotlamd. During a viouent quarrel, Arch
would also die in childhood. Despite still mourning her husband, married Archibald in If the Scottish nobles furious. They believed had forfeited her position by remarrying deposed her as regent. The Duke of Albany initially had no wish to to Scotland as he was living lavishly in France but was convinced to He to in 1515, and although Margaret liked him at first, she refused to hand over her sons. She to Stirling Castle with her sons but after besieged there, she finally By now, she was also with child and announced 1 1515 that she to go to Linlithgow Palace for her confinement. Once there, she feigned illness and she and her fled the the Duke Albany pursuit. desperately rode for but she could not cross into safe passage from her brother. She was hurried Harbottle Castle she went into a labour that 48 hours. On 8 October, she gave birth a daughter named Margaret. She was very ill for days afterwards and screamed whenever she sit up. It was three weeks before could She to Duke of “Cousin, I heartily commend me unto you, and where I have enforced for fear and danger of my life to depart the of Scotland, so is that, by the of God, I am now have Christian young She requested that she be to her regency. Of course, request was denied. Around she was informed that her youngest son Alexander died. Her husband eventually refused to accompany England, so she and her daughter set off alone. Margaret had not her brother years and she lived at the English court at least a year. her brother was soon reminding her that she must back Scotland. On May 1517, Margaret England. She had accessing her son, nobles were that might to England. She also wanted to from and return to England. Her would of it. She and her husband were supposed to be ruling Scotland. During a violent
 would also die in childhood.

DeSpite still Being In mOurNiNg foR her Husband, MargareT MarrIed Archibald in secret on 14 augusT 1514. IF AnytHInG, the SCottish NObLES weRe FuRioUs. tHeY beliEveD she had Forfeited hEr pOsItion by remarRYiNg and deposEd hEr as regent. ThE DuKe of AlBaNy iNItialLy hAd no wIsh to cOMe to ScOtland as hE wAS livinG LavishlY IN FRancE but was convinced tO Go. hE sailed to ScotlAnd in MAy 1515, ANd ALThoUgh margaret liKeD him aT First, shE ReFUSEd tO Hand over her soNs. She fled to sTirLing CaStLe wITh her sOns buT aFTer Being besiegEd thEre, she finAlly yiELded.

By nOW, she was Also prEgnAnt With aRcHiBalD’s CHilD AnD shE AnnOunced on 1 sePtEmber 1515 That SHE WIsheD to Go to linliThgow Palace foR heR conFIneMent. ONce thEre, sHe FeignEd illnEss anD sHe and her husband Fled The castle WitH tHe DUkE of AlBAny in pUrsUit. they desPeratelY RodE fOR THe Border but she could nOt CROsS into EngLand wiTHoUt A Safe passAgE frOm heR BRotheR. She WAs Hurried tO HarboTTlE CAstle whErE she weNt IntO a lAbour THat lAsted 48 hOurs. On 8 OcTober, SHe gave birth to a DAughter named MARgAREt. sHe waS veRy ill for dayS aftERwarDs anD ScReaMEd wheNever ShE HaD To sit up. It was another ThRee weeKs befOre she could trAvel. She wroTE TO the Duke Of AlBAnY, “cousin, I heartilY commEnd me unto yOU, and wherE I havE been enfOrced for fEAR and dangEr oF my LifE to DEPaRt forth of the rEALm of scOtland, sO it Is that, bY thE grAce Of ALmIghty God, I Am now delIvErEd AnD haVe a ChRIstian soUl, BeiNg A yoUng laDY.” She alSo reqUestEd ThAT shE be retuRNeD TO her ReGeNcy. OF coUrSe, her RequESt wAs denieD. Around thE enD Of thE yEaR, she was Informed that hEr Youngest soN ALexAnder hAD Died. Her hUsband eventually refused TO accompAny To EngLand, So she and hEr dAughteR seT Off aloNe.

MargAret hAd Not SEEn her BROtHer FoR 13 years and sHE LivEd at tHe englIsh courT for at least a year. HoWEveR, her brother waS soOn reMINdIng HEr THat ShE MusT GO back to Scotland. on 18 May 1517, MargaReT LeFt England. SHE haD tRouble aCcessinG her sON, as the nObles were Afraid thaT sHe miGHT taKe him back tO England. she also waNTed to SEpArate FroM ArchiBaLd aNd retUrn to ENGlaNd. Her BrotheR wOuld noT hear Of It. She and Her husband were supposed tO be rulIng ScOtlAnd. During A viOLenT quarrel, ARch
 would also die in childho od.

Despi te st ill  be in g in  mou rning for herh usba nd, Margaret married A rchib al d  ins ec ret o n 14 Au g us t 151 4.  I f a ny t hi ng, t heScottis h nobles w ere  f urious. They be lieved she  ha d forfeitedher  posit io n b y  rema rry ing a nd dep o sed he r as rege nt .  The D u ke of A l b an y in itially had no wi s ht o come to Scot land a sh ew a s l ivi ng lavishl yin Fr a nce but wa s c onv i nced to go. H e sailed to Sco tlandin  Ma y  1515,  andal t hou gh Margaret  lik ed him at  first ,  she re f used to  handove r h er s o ns .She  f l edt oSti r lin g Castle  w it h her  son s b u t af ter  bei ng be sieged there,  sh e fi n all y yie lded. 

By  n ow, s he was  also  p regnant with Ar chib ald’s chi ldan d s he  anno u nced o n 1  Se ptember  1515 t h atsh e w is hed to go to Linli th g o wPalace f or her co nf i nement.On cether e ,  shefeig n ed  illness  and s h ean d her h us band f le d t hecastl e  wit h theDuke ofAlban y  in pursuit. T h ey desperatel y  r o d ef or t heborder butshec ould  not cr oss intoEngla nd wi t hout a safe passage  f rom he r bro ther. She was  hurried t o H arbottle  Cas t le where she went  into  a labourt hat last ed 48  hours.On 8 Octo b e r, she g ave  bi rth  to a  d aughter named M arga re t. Shewas  very i llfor  da ysaf terwardsand scre am ed  w he nev er sh e  had tosi t u p.  It  wasa nother  thre e we ek sb efo re shec ou l d  tra ve l.  She  wr ot e totheD uke  of Alb any, “Cou sin ,  I h ea rt ily com mend me untoyo u, and whe re  Ihave b e e n enforc ed for fear and dangero f my li feto de part  forth of  th e real m o f  Scotl and, s o itis  th a t , byt h egra ce  of Almigh t y  Go d, Iam  now  delive red and have a Chr i sti an soul, bein g a  you n g  l ady . ”S heal s o r e q uested that she  be return ed to  her regen c y.Of  course , her r eques t  was de nied. Aro und the e nd  oft h e y ear, she w as infor med thath er yo u ng est s onAlexan de r h ad di ed. He r  hu sband  event ua lly re fused  t o accomp any to England, so sheand he r dau ght er set of f a l one .

Margar et h ad not see n h erbroth erf or 13  yea r sand she l ived at the En g li shc o ur t for at le a s t  ayear.  Ho w ever,herbrother was soonr eminding her t hats h e m ust go b ac k to Scotland.  On  1 8 May 1517 ,Margaret le ft Engla nd .  Shehad tr oubleaccessi n g  h e r son,  asthe  nobles w ere  a f raid th at  s h e migh t ta ke  him b ack to Engl a n d. She also want ed to s epara t e f rom A rc hibalda nd r eturn to E ngland. Her  broth er w ouldnot hea rof it.  Sh eand her hu s band were  supp osed to  b e ru lin g Scot land . Durin g avi ole nt quarre l ,  A r ch 
 would_also die_in childhood.

Despite still being_in mourning_for_her husband,_Margaret_married Archibald in_secret on 14_August 1514. If anything,_the Scottish nobles_were_furious. They believed she had forfeited her position by remarrying and deposed her as_regent._The Duke_of_Albany_initially had no wish to_come to Scotland as he_was living_lavishly in France but was convinced to go._He_sailed to Scotland_in May 1515, and although Margaret liked him at_first, she refused to hand over_her sons. She_fled_to_Stirling Castle with her_sons but after being besieged there,_she finally yielded.

By now, she was_also pregnant with Archibald’s child and she_announced on 1 September 1515 that_she wished to go to_Linlithgow Palace_for her confinement. Once there,_she feigned illness_and she_and her husband_fled the castle with the Duke_of Albany in_pursuit. They desperately rode for the_border_but she could_not_cross_into England_without a safe_passage_from her_brother._She was hurried to Harbottle Castle_where_she went into a labour that lasted_48 hours. On 8_October,_she gave birth to_a daughter named Margaret. She_was very ill for days afterwards_and screamed_whenever she_had to sit up. It was another three weeks before she_could travel. She wrote to the_Duke of Albany, “Cousin,_I heartily_commend_me unto you,_and_where I_have been enforced for fear and danger_of my_life to depart forth of the_realm of Scotland, so_it_is that, by the grace of_Almighty God, I am now delivered_and have a Christian soul,_being_a_young lady.” She also requested_that she be returned to her_regency. Of course,_her request was denied. Around the end_of_the year, she was informed that_her_youngest son Alexander had died. Her_husband_eventually_refused to accompany to England,_so she and her daughter set_off alone.

Margaret had not seen her brother for 13_years and she_lived at the English court_for_at_least a year. However, her brother was soon reminding her_that she_must go back_to Scotland. On 18 May 1517, Margaret left England. She_had trouble accessing her son, as the_nobles were afraid that she might take him back to England._She also wanted to separate from Archibald and_return to England. Her brother would not_hear of it. She_and_her husband were supposed to be ruling_Scotland._During_a_violent quarrel, Arch