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Traditions of Edinburgh, chronologically arranged, from the foundation of the city in the year 626 to the Union of Scotland & England in 1707

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Traditions of Edinburgh, chronologically arranged, from the foundation of the city in the year 626 to the Union of Scotland & England in 1707
DescriptionSecond edition, revised and greatly enlarged, with an appendix, containing curious and interesting information. Published annonymously. A re-issue of the annals of Edinburgh of 1845 which bore the author's name.
ShelfmarkABS.1.75.141
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