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No. 37, 1835 - Papers relative to the Royal Guard of Scottish Archers in France
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DescriptionFrom original documents. Edited by Alexander Macdonald. "L'Escosse francoise. Discours des alliances commencees depuis l'an sept cents septante sept, & continuees iusques à present, entre les couronnes de France & d'Escosse," with dedication signed: A. Hovston, and reprduction of original t.p., Paris, 1608: p. [47]-84.
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