Life of Flora Macdonald and her adventures with Prince Charles

CLAN HISTORIES
By ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, M.J.I.
Published by A. & W. Mackenzie, Inverness.
MACKENZIE'S HISTORY OF THE MACKENZIES,
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pages and brought down to date, with Portrait of the
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MACKENZIE'S HISTORY OF THE MACDONALDS
AND LORDS OF THE ISLES. ( Out of print.) New
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land will be in a position to overlook." — Scotsman.
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MACKENZIE'S HISTORY OF THE CAMERONS.
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MACKENZIE'S HISTORY OF THE MACLEODS.
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" A record in concise form of the principal stem and branches
of a family whose origin took root far back in Scottish history.
The book is characterised by great industry. It is beautifully
printed and handsomely bjund." — Scotsman.
MACKENZIES HISTORY OF THE CHISHOLMS.
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" Mr Alexander Mackenzie has made another welcome con-
tribution to the literature of the Highlands. Probably because of
the comparative scarcity of material of first-rate public interest his
History of the Chisholrns is not so bulky as any of the other histories
of Highland families which have come from his pen ; but as re-
gards the care and industry which have clearly been bestowed
upon it, and the mastery which every page shows the writer has
acquired over the mazes of genealogical details, this latest volume
is worthv of being placed alongside his histories of the Mackenzies,
the Macdonalds, the Camerons, and the Macleoda."— Seotmum