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20 letters of Admiral of the Fleet Viscount Cunningham of Hyndhope to the Very Reverend George S Duncan and his son Douglas Duncan.
Concerns the naval service of Douglas Duncan, and referring to George S Duncan`s connection with Sir Douglas Haig during the First World War.
20 letters of David Roberts to Sir James Emerson Tennent and his wife.
Several letters concern Near-Eastern travel and the Victorian art scene.
20 letters of Eric Linklater to William N Roughead.
Includes four letters of Marjorie Linklater and three letters of Alison Linklater to Roughead.
20 letters of Frederick Bailey, as Secretary of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society, to Robert Bell.
Concerning affairs of the Society.
20 letters of William Lockhart to George Lockhart.
With transcripts, 20th century.
21 letters and fragments of and to Scottish clergymen.
Correspondents include Charles Cowan, Alexander Duff, Robert H Lundie, Thomas Guthrie and George S Duncan.
21 letters of James Henry Skene to his father, James Skene of Rubislaw and other members of his family.
Letters concern James Henry Skene`s education in Germany, his military service and his residence in Greece.
21 letters of Sir D Y Cameron to Messrs Frost and Reed and Walter Frost.
Concerning his etchings and paintings.
21 letters of Sir Henry Holland to his father, Peter Holland.
On personal, social and academic matters.
With typescripts of the letters.
22 letters, 1843-1847, to John Stevenson.
Concerning the transactions of the committee for the erection of a memorial to James Wilson, leader of the Radical Rising of 1820, in which Stevenson took part.
With a biographical note on Stevenson by George Maddocks, and a colour photograph of his portrait.
22 letters of or to Alfred C Haddon.
On anthropological subjects.
Including a letter, 1901, of Sir James G Frazer.
22 postcards, 1933-1942, of William Soutar to William Montgomerie and his family.
On personal and literary matters, with a sketch of Soutar.
With five letters, 1977, to Montgomerie, concerning Soutar, and an associated letter of Montgomerie to Maurice Lindsay.
Also four letters of Sir John Stirling-Maxwell and 11 letters of Anne G Gilchrist, 1948-1952, to Montgomerie, on literary and musical matters.
23 letters to Hamish Henderson from correspondents including Ewan MacColl and Douglas Young.
With corrected typescript of Henderson`s translation of Antonio Gramsci`s "Lettere dal Carcere".
24 letters of John Cunningham and Colin MacLarty, both in Jamaica, to friends and relatives at Greenock.
Discussing the effects of fever and commenting on the anti-slavery campaign of Wilberforce.
24 letters of Viscount Horne of Slamannan to Lord Beaverbrook.
On political and personal matters.
25 letters of Charles, Lord Cornwallis, to Colonel John Macleod.
Mostly on the Irish Rebellion.
25 letters of Roderick Watson Kerr to George M Thomson.
Concerning the Porpoise Press.
With typescript copies annotated by Thomson.
25 letters of Tom Scott and two letters of George Macleod of Fuinary.
Includes related material.
27 letters to J Scott.
Concerning the Fife potato trade.
28 letters of Kathleen Raine to Jean McVean.
Concerning literary subjects.
28 letters of Richard Holden, merchant, Bristol, to his father, Richard Holden, of Baldovie, Dundee, and his brothers, John and Abraham.
Some letters concern the slave trade.
With two legal documents of the Holden family, Baldovie.