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CAIBIDIL III.
TOGBHAIL NAM FINEACHAN.
g|||||gHA'M Prionnsa fathast ann am Bòrgh-
S 11 S ^^^^' ^^^^ fa-dheoigh thainig fios da ionns-
o^ ®<>® aidh ; nach faigheadh e, aon chuìd, còmh-
^^f^^f@nadh bho Shir Alasdair Mac-Dhòmhnuill
Shèibhte, no bho Mhac-Leòid Dhun-Bheagain, thiunnd-
aidh a chùis a mach, dìreach mar thuirt Fear Bhaòsdail
ris air tùs a thachradh. Bha Donnacha' Foirbeis Tigh-
earna Chuil-Fhodair, a bha na fhìr nàmhaid do na
Stiùbhartaich, agus fad' air taobh Righ Seòras an deigh
lompaidh a chuir a an dà cheann-cinnidh sin, gu'n
chlaidheamh a tharruinn gu bràch ann an aobhar Righ
Seumas ; agus an àite còmhnadh a dheanamh leis a
Phrionns', is ann a chuir iad fios do Shasuinn gun tainig
e nall do dh-Alba. Ghabh Tearlach gu mòr gu cridhe
Sir Alasdair agus Mac-Leoid a' dhiultadh " eiridh ;"
agus chunnaic na h-uaislean a thainig a nall as an
Fhràing maiUe ris a chùis cho mi-choltach, 's gun tug
iad a chomhairl' air an gnothach a leigeadh ma-Iàr, agus
grad phiUeadh air ais, ach thuirt e-san mar thuirt e ri
Uisdean DòmhnuUach — " Le seiseir dhiùlannach chalma
dhìleas, theichinn mar f hògarach feadh bheanntaichean
Alba, mas piUimi air m' ais do'n Fhràing."

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Eachdraidh a' Phrionnsa, no Bliadhna Thearlaich
DescriptionBonnie Prince Charlie and the '45.
ShelfmarkBlair.178
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Blair Collection
DescriptionA selection of books from a collection of more than 500 titles, mostly on religious and literary topics. Also includes some material dealing with other Celtic languages and societies. Collection created towards the end of the 19th century by Lady Evelyn Stewart Murray.
Early Gaelic Book Collections
DescriptionSelected items from five 'Special and Named Printed Collections'. Includes books in Gaelic and other Celtic languages, works about the Gaels, their languages, literature, culture and history.