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xlii THE PREFACE.
the work, but which uot the less entitle him to the best thauks of the Editor.
The part of the map to accompany each volume will be thrown oif in lithography,
but the whole is engraved ou copper, and a complete impression from the
copper itself will be added to the work when finished.
The next volume is intended to embrace tlie Northern Dioceses of Scotland.
C. INNES.
Edinbukgh,
December ti, 1S50.
the work, but which uot the less entitle him to the best thauks of the Editor.
The part of the map to accompany each volume will be thrown oif in lithography,
but the whole is engraved ou copper, and a complete impression from the
copper itself will be added to the work when finished.
The next volume is intended to embrace tlie Northern Dioceses of Scotland.
C. INNES.
Edinbukgh,
December ti, 1S50.
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| Description | The antiquities ecclesiastical and territorial of the parishes of Scotland. 2 volumes in 3. Volume 2 in two parts. Edited by Cosmo Innes, with the assistance of W. Anderson, Joseph Robertson, James B. Brichan, and J. M'Nab. |
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