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The history of civilisation in Scotland, Vol 4 (of 4)

THE HISTORY OF CIVILISATION IN SCOTLAND.

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THE HISTORY

OF

CIVILISATION IN SCOTLAND.

BY

JOHN MACKINTOSH, LL.D.

Author of “The Story of Scotland,” “The Revolution of 1688 and Viscount Dundee,” “The Highland Land Question Historically Considered,” “History of the Valley of the Dee,” Etc.

A NEW EDITION.

PARTLY REWRITTEN, AND CAREFULLY REVISED THROUGHOUT.

Volume Fourth.

ALEXANDER GARDNER,

Publisher to her Majesty the Queen,

PAISLEY; AND 26 PATERNOSTER SQUARE, LONDON.

1896.

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