The Scottish Historical Review, Zväzok 15James Maclehose Edinburgh University Press for the Scottish Historical Review Trust, 1918 A new series of the Scottish antiquary established 1886. |
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Aberdeen Acts Alexander Andrews appears appointed Army authority Bannatyne Club Birsay Bishop Bishop of Glasgow Blantyre British burgh burial districts Burns Castle century chapels chapter Charles Countess of Atholl Court of Session Covenanters Crown Croyser Darnley Dennistoun Earl earldom ecclesiastical Edinburgh Edinburgh Castle edited England English estates evidence fact Forbes Freebairn French George Glasgow granted Greenock Ibid interesting James July justice King King's Printer kingdom Lady Reres later League and Covenant letters London Lord Macaulay Mary minister odal odal land Orkney papal paper Parish Church parish kirk Parliament Perth political Pope Presbyterian present Prince printed Privy Council probably Professor Provost published Queen record Reformation regiments Register reign Robert Spottiswoode Rome Royal Royal Burghs says Scotland Scots Scottish Historical seems Sir John Hay Solemn League South Ronaldsay statute took Town Council Traquair urislands volume William writes
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