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... followed him without a sufficient degree of circumspection . 356 . last . For
Würzbur read Würzburg . 365 . . 1 . For at Enzie in Fouchabers read near
Fochabers . 365 . 13 . For Enzie read Fochabers . VOL . II . THE LIFE OF GAVIN
DOUGLAS .
... followed him without a sufficient degree of circumspection . 356 . last . For
Würzbur read Würzburg . 365 . . 1 . For at Enzie in Fouchabers read near
Fochabers . 365 . 13 . For Enzie read Fochabers . VOL . II . THE LIFE OF GAVIN
DOUGLAS .
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THE life of Bishop Douglas was virtuous and eventful . His political consequence
has introduced his name into the public annals of his native country : and the
intrinsic dignity of his private character is commemorated in simple terms by his ...
THE life of Bishop Douglas was virtuous and eventful . His political consequence
has introduced his name into the public annals of his native country : and the
intrinsic dignity of his private character is commemorated in simple terms by his ...
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... advanced age , and returned towards his native country His two eldest sons ,
George Master of Angus , and Sir William Douglas of Glenbervie , with about two
hundred gentlemen of the same name , were slain in the fatal battle of Flodden .
... advanced age , and returned towards his native country His two eldest sons ,
George Master of Angus , and Sir William Douglas of Glenbervie , with about two
hundred gentlemen of the same name , were slain in the fatal battle of Flodden .
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The queen was no longer willingly acknowledged as regent : the preëminence of
her " husband had rendered him odious in the eyes of the more powerful subjects
; and the house of Douglas was involved in the persecutions which his ...
The queen was no longer willingly acknowledged as regent : the preëminence of
her " husband had rendered him odious in the eyes of the more powerful subjects
; and the house of Douglas was involved in the persecutions which his ...
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... liness was pleased to invalidate the claim of Douglas as. į Buchanan . Rerum
Scotic . Hist . p . 256 . k Pinkerton ' s Hist . of Scotland , vol . ii . p . 124 . 1 Epistolæ
Regum Scotorum , vol . i . p . 269 . Ibid . vol . i . p . 197 . 9 Epistolæ Regum ...
... liness was pleased to invalidate the claim of Douglas as. į Buchanan . Rerum
Scotic . Hist . p . 256 . k Pinkerton ' s Hist . of Scotland , vol . ii . p . 124 . 1 Epistolæ
Regum Scotorum , vol . i . p . 269 . Ibid . vol . i . p . 197 . 9 Epistolæ Regum ...
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| Наслов | The Lives of the Scotish Poets: With Preliminary Dissertations on the Literary History of Scotland, and the Early Scotish Drama, Том 2 The Lives of the Scotish Poets: With Preliminary Dissertations on the Literary History of Scotland, and the Early Scotish Drama, David Irving |
| Аутор | David Irving |
| Издавач | Alex. Lawrie and Company, 1804 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет Харвард |
| Дигитализовано | 18 јан 2008 |
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