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Copy in typescript carbon of Alexander Burgess, "Blood the Fuel of History", with author`s corrections.
Proof copy of Andrew L Drummond, "German Protestantism Since Luther" (1951), and annotated copy of "The Story of American Protestantism" (1st [British] edition, 1949) by the same author.
Copy of "Precognition anent the Riot committed by soldiers in Aberdeen".
Annotated copy of a Scots translation of Boece`s "Scotorum Historiae...".
Papers of Charles A C Gordon.
Manuscript copy, early 18th century, of the `Memoirs Concerning the Affairs of Scotland. From Queen Ann`s Accession to the Throne to the Commencement of the Union of the two Kingdoms of Scotland and England in May 1707. With an Account of the Origin and Progress of the designed Invasion from France in March 1708. And some Short Reflections on the Ancient State of Scotland`, 1714, by George Lockhart of Carnwath.
Manuscript copy, early 18th century, of pages iii-x, 1-201 of the `Memoirs Concerning the Affairs of Scotland. From Queen Ann`s Accession to the Throne to the Commencement of the Union of the two Kingdoms of Scotland and England in May 1707. With an Account of the Origin and Progress of the designed Invasion from France in March 1708. And some Short Reflections on the Ancient State of Scotland`, 1714, by George Lockhart of Carnwath., 1714, or after.
Manuscript copy, early 18th century, of pages 201-420 of the `Memoirs Concerning the Affairs of Scotland. From Queen Ann`s Accession to the Throne to the Commencement of the Union of the two Kingdoms of Scotland and England in May 1707. With an Account of the Origin and Progress of the designed Invasion from France in March 1708. And some Short Reflections on the Ancient State of Scotland`, 1714, by George Lockhart of Carnwath., 1714, or after.
Volume of miscellaneous papers, mostly Scottish, many relating to ecclesiastical affairs.
Contemporary copy of a narrative of the capture of Stirling Castle by the Ruthven Lords, including their proclamation., 1585.

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