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xii Preface.
also peculiar to Carswell's work. In one part,
pp. 39-42, the English and the Gaelic division of
the chapters do not correspond.
The Editor has to acknowledge his obligations
to His Grace the Duke of Argyll for very-
essential aid in preparing this Volume ; to the
Scnatus of the Edinburgh University, for the use
of their copy of the Original, from which the
transcript was chiefly made ; and to David Laing,
Esq., LL.D., for assistance in reproducing the
English version of the Prayer-book.
THOS. M'LAUCHLAN.
Edinburgh, March 19, 1S73.

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Book of Common Order, commonly called John Knox's Liturgy
Description"... translated into Gaelic anno Domini 1567 by John Carswell ; edited by Thomas M'Lauchlan". Gaelic text and English original, English and Gaelic preliminaries.
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