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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 9. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 7.48 (search)
so they weakened his authority among the lovers of turbulence. Duncan in the seventh year of his reign, was waylaid by Macbeth and killed, but not in the manner as stated by Shakespeare. Duncan married a daughter of Siward, Earl of Northumberla, obliged to quit the kingdom. After this, Siward gained much reputation by his military operations in Scotland against Macbeth. Knight thus speaks of him: This was the Siward of Shakespeare; war-like Siward; old Siward, the protector of his grandson Malcolm, the son of the murdered Duncan, the father of young Siward, who perished on the battlefield where Macbeth fell. Where were his wounds? said the stout old Earl. In the front. -- Then I would wish no better fate. It is stated thahe fatal moment. Duncan had two sons by his wife, daughter of Siward. The eldest son, II.--Malcolm, having defeated Macbeth, was proclaimed King at Scoon, April, 1057. It is stated that, now being established on the throne, a secret conspiracy