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Descriptive account of the burning of the East Parish Church, Drum's Aisle, St Nicholas Steeple, and destruction of the peal of bells, on the night of the 9th October, 1874

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Descriptive account of the burning of the East Parish Church, Drum's Aisle, St Nicholas Steeple, and destruction of the peal of bells, on the night of the 9th October, 1874
DescriptionReprinted from The Daily Free Press of 10th and 12th October, 1874.
ShelfmarkABS.1.78.111(7)
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