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Inscriptions.

 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Scope Note: Lettering marked on something, especially for documentation or commemoration. On prints, the specific information lettered on the print, not usually part of a larger text. Regarding material from the ancient period, includes most preserved written matter of any length, other than papyri. For standardized symbols or notations on objects that convey official information, use ""marks (symbols)""(AAT) .

Found in 182 Collections and/or Records:

Typescript by Richard Burdon Haldane entitled 'Memories'., [1917, or before.]

 Item
Identifier: MS.5920
Scope and Contents

There is an inscription (folio 1) in Richard Burdon Haldane's hand: 'To his mother from her son, the writer, Christmas 1917'. This is a brief, early version of Haldane’s 'Autobiography'.

Dates: [1917, or before.]

Volume titled, 'Copies of Warrants and Orders by Lieut. General St Clair Commander in Chief of an Expedition intended for North America, and afterwards sent to the Coast of Brittany, 1746 and 1747’., 1687, 1746-1747.

 Item
Identifier: MS.25690
Scope and Contents

Many of the Orders were issued by David Hume, then Secretary to James St Clair. The volume is inscribed at the front 'Miscellaneous Records on The History of Scotland by Sir D D'. At the back is a copy of 'An Answer to some Considerations on the Spirit of Martin Luther And The Original of the Reformations; Lately Printed at Oxford ... 1687'. With miscellaneous historical notes in Lord Hailes' hand.

Dates: 1687, 1746-1747.

'Walk across Africa’ (Edinburgh and London, 1864), by James Augustus Grant., 1864.

 Item
Identifier: MS.17928
Scope and Contents

On the front flyleaf is the inscription 'To my sister & brother-in-law at Ferintosh Manse Dingwall with love from the author. J.A. Grant Dingwall 8 Decr./64'.

Dates: 1864.