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By , they were both under the protection of two regents, Robert de Ros and John I de Balliol , barons of the Comyn Family , [4] At 15 years old, Margaret had become very dissatisfied with her living conditions and expressed these grievances to her father. The Queen consort protested that she was confined to a "sad and gloomy" castle with "unwholesome" sea air and no greenery.

She was also not permitted to travel, choose her own "female attendants, or engage in "conjugal intercourse" with her husband, then 14 years old. King Henry, however, took this opportunity dismiss the entire government of Scotland and appoint a new regent, Richard Inverkeithan, Bishop of Dunkeld. In , along with her children and her husband, she had attended the coronation of her brother in London as Edward I, King of England.

There were rumours that she had been poisoned. Many churchmen came to visit her, but she would see only her husband and her confessor.

Margaret of England (29 September – 26 February ) was Queen of Alba (Scotland) by marriage to King Alexander III. Margaret was the second child of King Henry III of England and his wife, Eleanor of Provence, and was born at Windsor Castle.

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