The History of Scotland: From Agricola's Invasion to the Extinction of the Last Jacobite Insurrection, Volume 3W. Blackwood, 1873 - 100 páginas |
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... took no ostensible umbrage at this , continuing the peace with Scotland . At the same time he indulged privily in a little bit of enmity , which has a curious history . We have seen how that potentate , the Lord of the Isles and Earl of ...
... took no ostensible umbrage at this , continuing the peace with Scotland . At the same time he indulged privily in a little bit of enmity , which has a curious history . We have seen how that potentate , the Lord of the Isles and Earl of ...
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... took their title as lairds or simple barons , with several other estates . The genealogists can show that they had held offices of trust and performed public services , but as yet none of them had reached such state as to become his ...
... took their title as lairds or simple barons , with several other estates . The genealogists can show that they had held offices of trust and performed public services , but as yet none of them had reached such state as to become his ...
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... took with her the yarldom or earldom of Orkney , and it passed , not in the proper line through her representative , but through a daughter of Strathearn's second marriage , to the house of Sinclair . Thus all connection with the ...
... took with her the yarldom or earldom of Orkney , and it passed , not in the proper line through her representative , but through a daughter of Strathearn's second marriage , to the house of Sinclair . Thus all connection with the ...
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... took his picturesque title were left to the Lord of the Isles ; and according to the philosophy of the heralds , his rank as their owner or ruler was raised by the transaction - at all events rendered more legitimate . It had been held ...
... took his picturesque title were left to the Lord of the Isles ; and according to the philosophy of the heralds , his rank as their owner or ruler was raised by the transaction - at all events rendered more legitimate . It had been held ...
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... took a practical shape at once . It was agreed , on the part of England , that a dowry of twenty thousand English marks should go with the princess . The payment of this money in instalments began immediately . It was stipulated that ...
... took a practical shape at once . It was agreed , on the part of England , that a dowry of twenty thousand English marks should go with the princess . The payment of this money in instalments began immediately . It was stipulated that ...
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