An Historical Account of the Ancient Culdees of Iona And of Their Settlements I
An Historical Account of the Ancient Culdees of Iona And of Their Settlements I
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* Ibid. P. 243-4.
* Statist. Ace. Xiv. 203.
* Tue same account has been given by the Rev. Mr M'Nicol. Of Dr Alex- ander Canipbel in Argyleshire, he says; " He was told by his father, the cele- brated Mr Colin Campbel, minister of Ardchattan, a man eminent for learn- ing in general, and for mathematical and antiquarian knowledge in particular, that the greatest part of the books of value belonging to lona, in the latter centuries, were carried to Doway, in French Flanders; where the Scots had a ...seminary, which still continues. " Remarks on Dr Johnson's Journey, p. 341, He, in the same place, refers Dr Johnson to Dr Campbel, who, he says, " among other things, will make him acquainted with a very old MS. In Gaelic charac- ter, which makes a large volume of a quarto size ; and which, with a variety of other subjects, gives a particular account of the feuds which had formerly sub- sisted between the families of Fion (or Fingal) and Gaul. " 2 R 314 HISTORICAL ACCOUNT Of tinent, it would appear, that tliere has been far less ground for this assertion than has been generally imagined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Ibid. P. 243-4.
* Statist. Ace. Xiv. 203.
* Tue same account has been given by the Rev. Mr M'Nicol. Of Dr Alex- ander Canipbel in Argyleshire, he says; " He was told by his father, the cele- brated Mr Colin Campbel, minister of Ardchattan, a man eminent for learn- ing in general, and for mathematical and antiquarian knowledge in particular, that the greatest part of the books of value belonging to lona, in the latter centuries, were carried to Doway, in French Flanders; where the Scots had a ...seminary, which still continues. " Remarks on Dr Johnson's Journey, p. 341, He, in the same place, refers Dr Johnson to Dr Campbel, who, he says, " among other things, will make him acquainted with a very old MS. In Gaelic charac- ter, which makes a large volume of a quarto size ; and which, with a variety of other subjects, gives a particular account of the feuds which had formerly sub- sisted between the families of Fion (or Fingal) and Gaul. " 2 R 314 HISTORICAL ACCOUNT Of tinent, it would appear, that tliere has been far less ground for this assertion than has been generally imagined.
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