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The Norwegian account of Haco's expedition against Scotland, A.D. MCCLXIII

Note 52 — MCCLXIII.

James Johnstone translation

Kata-nes (orig.), i.e. the promontory of Cadtav or Cathness. Cathness was particularly exposed to the inroads of the Norwegians. On this account great numbers of the inhabitants retired into Murray and the adjacent counties, where they were afterwards known by the name of Clan-Chattan.

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