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I think this writ clearly belongs to the rammer of 1302. The date- fidng reference to the ' K's last Parliament at London ' mnit mean that of Jane, 1302. See Stnbbe' SeUct Charters (1884), p. 446.
9 Mr. Ciaig Brown, in his Selkirkshire^ appears to &voar the view that it was a regular stone castle that was bnilt I see no evidence of this. If there w^ a castle, why is it virtually nnheard of ever after ?
3 Bain, ii. 1649.
4 Bain, iiL 218.
5 Exch. Rolls^ V. 400, 440 ; viii I04« 6 Exch. Kollst viii.... 4 ; Retours^ Selkirkshire, I, 5, 6$, 91 ; Keg, Mag. Sig,, ii. year 1509, Nq. 3388.
7 Craig Brown's Selkirkshire^ iL 10.
8 Craig Brown's Selkirkshire , ii. pp. 10, 41.
9 Craig Brown's Selkirkshire, ii. p. 41.
10 I may cite the index of Trial by Combat for many references.
lO of a fortress.' I have little doubt that the latter sense' belonged to the 'auld baiTos' in the records at Selkirk in 1535.
5. Bcrwickx These are all the clear cases known to me of peek made in Scotland by Edward L, but there is yet one other piece of evidence as to the nature of these fortifications which is of exceptional interest for more reasons than one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think this writ clearly belongs to the rammer of 1302. The date- fidng reference to the ' K's last Parliament at London ' mnit mean that of Jane, 1302. See Stnbbe' SeUct Charters (1884), p. 446.
9 Mr. Ciaig Brown, in his Selkirkshire^ appears to &voar the view that it was a regular stone castle that was bnilt I see no evidence of this. If there w^ a castle, why is it virtually nnheard of ever after ?
3 Bain, ii. 1649.
4 Bain, iiL 218.
5 Exch. Rolls^ V. 400, 440 ; viii I04« 6 Exch. Kollst viii.... 4 ; Retours^ Selkirkshire, I, 5, 6$, 91 ; Keg, Mag. Sig,, ii. year 1509, Nq. 3388.
7 Craig Brown's Selkirkshire^ iL 10.
8 Craig Brown's Selkirkshire , ii. pp. 10, 41.
9 Craig Brown's Selkirkshire, ii. p. 41.
10 I may cite the index of Trial by Combat for many references.
lO of a fortress.' I have little doubt that the latter sense' belonged to the 'auld baiTos' in the records at Selkirk in 1535.
5. Bcrwickx These are all the clear cases known to me of peek made in Scotland by Edward L, but there is yet one other piece of evidence as to the nature of these fortifications which is of exceptional interest for more reasons than one.
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