An edition of The history of the ancient Scots (1858)

The history of the ancient Scots.

In three parts: I. Their origin and history, to the beginning of the ninth century. II. From the beginning of the ninth century to the end of the thirteenth. III. The Hebrides under the government of Norway.--Somerled.--Chiefs descended from Somerled.

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An edition of The history of the ancient Scots (1858)

The history of the ancient Scots.

In three parts: I. Their origin and history, to the beginning of the ninth century. II. From the beginning of the ninth century to the end of the thirteenth. III. The Hebrides under the government of Norway.--Somerled.--Chiefs descended from Somerled.

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English
Pages
240

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Edinburgh, London

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Library of Congress
DA777 .M12

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Pagination
viii, 240 p.
Number of pages
240

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OL6933707M
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03028266
OCLC/WorldCat
3571544

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