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CONTENTS
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PREFACE vii
INTRODUCTION ix
The House of Monymusk ..... x
The ‘ Touns ’ and the Houses of the Tenantry xiii
Relations with Heritor ..... xx
Administration ....... xxvi
Methods of Cultivation ..... xxxix
The Beginnings of Improvements . . . xliv
The New Farming . . . . . . xlix
Agricultural Progress at Monymusk . . Ivi
Enclosure ........ Ixv
Social Structure . . . . . . Ixxiv
MONYMUSK PAPERS (1713-1755)
1. Inventories and Valuations ... 1
2. Tacks 18
3. Rentals ....... 53
4. Improvements . . . . . . 72
5. Memorandum Book of Sir Archibald Grant,
1744-47 165
6. Minutes of the Court of the Lands of Mony¬
musk and Barony of Pitfichie, 1713-53 . 185
GLOSSARY 243
INDEX 247
MAPS
1. Kirktown of Monymusk, 1774 ... 52
2. Mains of Monymusk and Crofts of Dykehead,
1774 104
3. Plan of Upper Coullie, 1798 . . . 148

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