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(6) Plate [13] - James Stuart
JAMES STEWART.
EARL OF MURRAY, REGENT OF SCOTLAND.
FROM THE ORIGINAL IN HOLYROOD HOUSE , EDINBURGH.
BLACKIE & SON, GLASGOW , EDINBURGH & LONDON.

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(6) Plate [13] - James Stuart
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DescriptionEarl of Murray, Regent of Scotland. Steel engraved plate. From the original in Holyrood House, Edinburgh. [Verso of this page is blank.]
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Half-Volume 6
DescriptionSpine title: Half-Vol. VI. Smith to Young. Also includes a supplement with additional biographies arranged alphabetically by surname from Anderson to Walker-Arnott.
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Volume 3
DescriptionVolume III. Contains names alphabetically from Macadam to Young.
Biographical dictionary of eminent Scotsmen
DescriptionThree volumes containing biographies and some engraved portraits of Scotsmen and some women, mostly of the 16th to the 19th centuries. Published in 1875, it includes famous people from different fields, such as literature, politics, philosophy, natural sciences, medicine, religion and fine art. Originally compiled by Robert Chambers (1802-1871).
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