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(73) [Page 57] - Address of the Provost, Baillies, Town Council and Citizens of the City of Glasgow to King William and Queen Mary upon their Majesty's accession to the Throne, 1 February, 1690
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THE ADDRESS OF THE PROVEST BAILLIES
TOWN COUNCIL AND CITIZENS OF THE
CITY OF GLASGOW TO KING WILLIAM AND
QUEEN MARY UPON THEIR MAJESTYS'
ACCESSION TO THE THRONE.
1 FEB. MDCXC.
TOWN COUNCIL AND CITIZENS OF THE
CITY OF GLASGOW TO KING WILLIAM AND
QUEEN MARY UPON THEIR MAJESTYS'
ACCESSION TO THE THRONE.
1 FEB. MDCXC.
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