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Wisdom
of King James VI

King
James VI., in order to reconcile two Highland chiefs, whose contests
destroyed the peace of the country, got
them both to Edinburgh, where he locked them up in the castle
dungeon, and left them to settle their disputes by themselves.
Companionship
in affliction soothed their minds, and having tired of confinement,
they brought matters to a speedy conclusion; they promised good
behaviour in the future, and left their sons as hostages for their
conduct.
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