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A question about the succession, 1364
edited by A.A.M. Duncan 1
Autobiography, 1626-1670, of John Hay, 2nd earl of Tweeddale
edited by Maurice Lee, Jr. 58
Letters of Lord Balmerino to Harry Maule, 1710-1713, 1721-1722
edited by Clyve Jones 99
Appendix 168
Strike bulletins from the General Strike in Scotland, 1926
edited by Ian MacDougall 169
INDEX 272

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Volume 7 - Miscellany of the Scottish History Society, Volume 12
Description[Edited by A.A.M. Duncan [and others]]. Contents: A question about the succession, 1364 / edited by A.A.M. Duncan -- Autobiography, 1626-1670, of John Hay, 2nd earl of Tweeddale / edited by Maurice Lee, Jr. -- Letters of Lord Balmerino to Harry Maule, 1710-1713, 1721-1722 / edited by Clyve Jones -- Strike bulletins from the General Strike in Scotland, 1926 / edited by Ian MacDougall.
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