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• Mary Queen of Scots
  1. (1542-87) the daughter of the Scottish King James V. She became Queen of Scotland when she was one week old, but in 1568 she was forced to give up her position, and she escaped to England. Instead of helping her, the English queen, Elizabeth I (who was her COUSIN ) put her in prison. Many Catholics believed Mary should have been Queen of England instead of Elizabeth, who was a Protestant. Elizabeth later ordered Mary to be killed, because she believed Mary was involved in a secret plan to kill her. After Elizabeth's death, Mary's son James, who was the King of Scotland, also became the King of England (as JAMES I ). Mary had three husbands, and many stories and books have been written about her.
• Scots English (noun)
  1. the dialect of English used in Scotland
• Scots Gaelic (noun)
  1. the Gaelic of Scotland
• Scots heather (noun)
  1. common Old World heath represented by many varieties; low evergreen grown widely in the northern hemisphere
• Scots law
• Scots pine (noun)
  1. medium large two-needled pine of northern Europe and Asia having flaking red-brown bark
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