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  • RHF volume 31 Front matter

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    21 December 2009, pp. f1-f4
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  • RHR volume 25 Front matter

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    24 December 2009, pp. f1-f3
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  • THE DIARIES OF FRANCIS PLACE

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    06 November 2007, pp. 33-34

  • These Memorandums &c would have been put into the the [sic] fire, but after consideration I thought they might be useful to any one who should Edit the Memoir, as they contain parts of political matters alluded to in other places, and shew the views which I and others took of them. They are preserved only for this purpose. When they have been used in this way they should be destroyed.

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  • RHO volume 13 Front matter

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    23 February 2010, pp. f1-f4
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  • RHO volume 24 Back matter

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    23 February 2010, pp. b1-b39
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  • ‘ANE ACCOUNT OF ANE EMBASSIE’, 1590

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    18 December 2015, pp. 151-217

  • Ane Account of ane Embassie performed by William Steuart Commendator of Pittenweim And mr John Skeen

    To England[,] Denmark[,] And Princess of Germanie in Anno 1590[.]

    WE departed from Edinburgh the 9t day of Junij 1590. came yat night to Berwick lodged in mr Andersones[,] Humainlie receaved, Be Sir John Selbie Master porter, And Sir William Reid capitaine[.] 10. day in the morning we receaved the bankett from Sir Henric wodringtoun marschell and Governour deput. Theraster the samyn day wee tooke the post at 9 hours befoirnoon – Toward lundoun In maner follouing[:]

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  • RHR volume 90 Front matter

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    24 December 2009, pp. f1-f4
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