Scottish Gypsies Under the Stewarts
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^ Dirks' Heidens of Egyptiers, Utrecht, 1850, p. 42.
CHAPTEE IV.
THE first undoubted record referring to Gypsies in Great Britain is : — ' 1505, April 22. Item to the Egyptianis be the Kingis command, vij lib. ' " This statement of Mr Crofton's ^ remains uncontroverted by anything that has been said in the foregoing pages ; for however great may be the probability that the refenuices already made denote the presence of Gypsies in Scotland during the fifteenth century, or earlier, it cannot be s...aid that these references settle the matter beyond all doubt.
The entry just quoted appears in the Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland.
" A few months later, in July 1505, " continues Mr Crofton, " we find the Scottish king, James IV. , writing to the King of Denmark to commend Anthony Gagino, a lord of Little Egypt, who, with his retinue, had a few months previously reached Scotland during a pilgrimage through the Christian world, undertaken at the command of the Apostolic See. " This letter is preserved in the Eoyal Archives of Denmark, having still " remains of the seal impressed in red wax, and the inscription to King John.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ Dirks' Heidens of Egyptiers, Utrecht, 1850, p. 42.
CHAPTEE IV.
THE first undoubted record referring to Gypsies in Great Britain is : — ' 1505, April 22. Item to the Egyptianis be the Kingis command, vij lib. ' " This statement of Mr Crofton's ^ remains uncontroverted by anything that has been said in the foregoing pages ; for however great may be the probability that the refenuices already made denote the presence of Gypsies in Scotland during the fifteenth century, or earlier, it cannot be s...aid that these references settle the matter beyond all doubt.
The entry just quoted appears in the Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland.
" A few months later, in July 1505, " continues Mr Crofton, " we find the Scottish king, James IV. , writing to the King of Denmark to commend Anthony Gagino, a lord of Little Egypt, who, with his retinue, had a few months previously reached Scotland during a pilgrimage through the Christian world, undertaken at the command of the Apostolic See. " This letter is preserved in the Eoyal Archives of Denmark, having still " remains of the seal impressed in red wax, and the inscription to King John.
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