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TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviations
W-
HMC
Laing
Portland
LO
Lennoxlove
LP
Acc. 4322
Acc. 7124
Acc. 7228
SPDom.
GDIS
GD 45
GD 124
GD 220
GD 406
British Library, London
Portland Loan
Cambridge University Library
Edinburgh University Library
Historical Manuscripts Commission Reports
Laing MSS
Portland Papers
Stuart Papers
Huntington Library, San Marino, California, Loudoun Papers
Hamilton muniments held at Lennoxlove
The Lockhart Papers, ed. A. Aufrere (2 vols, 1817)
National Library of Scotland
Lockhart of Lee and Camwath Estate Papers
Lockhart of Lee and Camwath Estate Papers
Newhailes Papers
Public Record Office, Chancery Lane
State Papers Domestic
Scottish Record Office
Clerk of Penicuik Muniments
Dalhousie Papers
Mar and Kellie Muniments
Montrose Muniments
Correspondence of the Dukes of Hamilton
Stuart Papers microfilm at Cambridge University Library

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Volume 2 - Letters of George Lockhart of Carnwath, 1698-1732
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