A Diurnal of Remarkable Occurrents that Have Passed Within the Country of Scotland Since the Death of King James the Fourth Till the Year M.D.LXXV: From a Manuscript of the Sixteenth Century in the Possession of Sir John Maxwell of Pollock, BaronetThomas Thomson |
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