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NAME.
The name appears to have undergone
in the course of ages, a considerable
change. In ancient records it is fre¬
quently written, “ Dunkelden and
there are strong reasons for believing
that it was also written sometimes “Dun-
ECHALD,” Or “ DuNECHALDEN.”
Indeed, from consulting etymology,
we are led to consider the latter as bear¬
ing a closer resemblance, both in ortho¬
graphy and sound, to the words from
which they are derived, than the former.
This is equally true, whether, with one
NAME.
The name appears to have undergone
in the course of ages, a considerable
change. In ancient records it is fre¬
quently written, “ Dunkelden and
there are strong reasons for believing
that it was also written sometimes “Dun-
ECHALD,” Or “ DuNECHALDEN.”
Indeed, from consulting etymology,
we are led to consider the latter as bear¬
ing a closer resemblance, both in ortho¬
graphy and sound, to the words from
which they are derived, than the former.
This is equally true, whether, with one
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Scottish printing towns > 1801-1830 > Description of the ancient city of Dunkeld > (5) Page [5] |
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Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/78400383 |
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Description | A product of the first printing press set up in Dunkeld. |
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Shelfmark | APS.1.97.56 |
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Description | Items from the first printing press set up in a particular Scottish town or village between 1801 and 1830. May be the first item printed on that press or a later product from the same press that is more important. |
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