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Uilleam Mac Murchaidh (William MacMurchy), Poetry

(22) Folio 3 verso (A, p. 4) - 'Soridh soir uam gu Cinntire', contd.

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(22) Folio 3 verso (A, p. 4) - 'Soridh soir uam gu Cinntire', contd.

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(22) Folio 3 verso (A, p. 4) - 'Soridh soir uam gu Cinntire', contd.
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Adv.MS.72.2.15 - Uilleam Mac Murchaidh (William MacMurchy), Poetry
DescriptionA volume of poetry written by William MacMurchy (d. 1778), composed partly by him, and partly by others. Oblong paper notebook, written from both ends (labelled A and B) with inverted pagination starting from end B, and six blank folios between the two portions. For the purposes of digitisation the manuscript was foliated continuously, but original page numbers are given in brackets.
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