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The conference terminated in a treaty , by which parte of the seid most Christien
prince , his heires and succesthe Lord of the Isles agreed to become a vassal to
the crown sours , for evermore , in right of his croune of England , by hoof ...
The conference terminated in a treaty , by which parte of the seid most Christien
prince , his heires and succesthe Lord of the Isles agreed to become a vassal to
the crown sours , for evermore , in right of his croune of England , by hoof ...
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Ilay , which now belong of the Lords of the Isles . almost entirely to Walter
Campbell , Esq . of Shawfield , is by far the most fertile of the Hebrides , and has
been greatly improved under the spirited and sagacious management of the
present ...
Ilay , which now belong of the Lords of the Isles . almost entirely to Walter
Campbell , Esq . of Shawfield , is by far the most fertile of the Hebrides , and has
been greatly improved under the spirited and sagacious management of the
present ...
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These particulars are son of Somerled , high chief and superior Lord of Innisgall ,
for hardly worth mentioning , were they not connected with the the Isles of the
Gael , the general name given to the Hebrides , ) memorable successes of ...
These particulars are son of Somerled , high chief and superior Lord of Innisgall ,
for hardly worth mentioning , were they not connected with the the Isles of the
Gael , the general name given to the Hebrides , ) memorable successes of ...
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and retainers , were beheaded : he gave lands in Mull and Isla and Mac - Leod of
the Lewis , and many of the gentry of the to the minister of Hi , and every privilege
which the minister Isles , rose with him : they went by the promontory of Ardof ...
and retainers , were beheaded : he gave lands in Mull and Isla and Mac - Leod of
the Lewis , and many of the gentry of the to the minister of Hi , and every privilege
which the minister Isles , rose with him : they went by the promontory of Ardof ...
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The tradition of the isle says , that it was by a personal attack on the chieftain , in
which his back was broRonin ( popularly ... But that of the other isles bears , more
probably , that pardoned for avoiding if possible ) is a very rough and moun- the ...
The tradition of the isle says , that it was by a personal attack on the chieftain , in
which his back was broRonin ( popularly ... But that of the other isles bears , more
probably , that pardoned for avoiding if possible ) is a very rough and moun- the ...
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| Título | The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Complete in One Volume: With All His Introductions and Notes, Also Various Readings, and the Editor's Notes |
| Autor | Sir Walter Scott |
| Editor | R. Cadell, 1849 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Lausana |
| Digitalizado | 24 Oct. 2008 |
| Largo | 823 páginas |
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