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CONTENTS. Vll
November 1716, being the Anniversary of the Victory
obtained at Dumblane, - - - 143
10. The Famed Hero, or the Duke of Argyle's Welcome to
London ; a Congratulatory Poem upon His Grace's
happy Reduction of the Rebels, - - 145
11. Extract Letter Mr. J. Campbell to Mr. Patrick Anderson, 150
12. A Song — Kist Yestreen, written on John Duke of Argyle, 151
1 3. A Song — Argyle is my Name, said to be written by John
Duke of Argyle, - - - - 152
X. The Burnbank Papers, 1710—1723.
1. The Hon. Col. Campbell to the Hon. Mrs. Campbell, his
wife, ...... 157
2. The Hon. James Campbell to Mary Duchess of Argyle, 160
3. The Hon. Colonel Campbell to the Hon. Mrs. Campbell,
his wife, _ _ . . . 161
4. The Same to the Same, - - - - 164
5. The Same to the Same, - - - 165
6. The Same to the Same, - - - - 167
7. The Same to the Same, - - - - 171
8. The Same to the Same, - - - - 172
9- The Same to the Same, - - - - 176
10. The Same to the Same, ... . 177
11. The Same to the Same, - - - - 180
12. The Same to the Same, .... 183
13. The Same to the Same, - - - - 184
14. The Same to the Same, - 188
15. The Hon. Mrs. Campbell to the Hon. Col. Campbell,
her husband, - - 191
16. The Same to the Same, - - - - 193

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