The Chiefs of Grant
The Chiefs of Grant
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It is also termed "Bigla's stone of the hole,'' as it has a round perfomtion in the centre. The writer who describes it speaks of it in such a way as implies a Scandinavian origin, and he concludes that " only by accident does it now get the name of Bigla s key stone."* So 18 it with regard to the alleged possession of Glencamie by the Comyns, and the various traditions of the feuds between them and the Grants.
Those legends may liave arisen from the memory of real events, occurring while the G...rants were not yet powerful, and their territories were liable {a\ constant invasion by neighbouring septs, the names of which are now ^ The MaokintoahM and Clan Cbattaii,by A. M. ' History of Moray, p. 122, note.
Shaw, p. in. « Vacation Notes, by Arthur MitoheU, M.D.,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is also termed "Bigla's stone of the hole,'' as it has a round perfomtion in the centre. The writer who describes it speaks of it in such a way as implies a Scandinavian origin, and he concludes that " only by accident does it now get the name of Bigla s key stone."* So 18 it with regard to the alleged possession of Glencamie by the Comyns, and the various traditions of the feuds between them and the Grants.
Those legends may liave arisen from the memory of real events, occurring while the G...rants were not yet powerful, and their territories were liable {a\ constant invasion by neighbouring septs, the names of which are now ^ The MaokintoahM and Clan Cbattaii,by A. M. ' History of Moray, p. 122, note.
Shaw, p. in. « Vacation Notes, by Arthur MitoheU, M.D.,
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