Tracts, Legal And Historical: With Other Antiquarian Matter Chiefly Relative to Scotland
Tracts, Legal And Historical: With Other Antiquarian Matter Chiefly Relative to Scotland
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Mr. Napier supposes that the first Alexander died in 1454, but there is no proper evidence of the fact, and the date of his death, and of his son's succession, are hitherto uninstructed.
The author has been so fortunate as to discover a still earlier notice of Alexander the father, which fixes that he discharged the grave duties of Provost of Edinburgh, and Dean of guild, as far back as 1403 ; so that it is not likely that he survived till 1454. This being the first glimpse of a race con- spicu...ous at the time, and afterwards distinguished, the relative authority is given below.* In the year 1
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Napier supposes that the first Alexander died in 1454, but there is no proper evidence of the fact, and the date of his death, and of his son's succession, are hitherto uninstructed.
The author has been so fortunate as to discover a still earlier notice of Alexander the father, which fixes that he discharged the grave duties of Provost of Edinburgh, and Dean of guild, as far back as 1403 ; so that it is not likely that he survived till 1454. This being the first glimpse of a race con- spicu...ous at the time, and afterwards distinguished, the relative authority is given below.* In the year 1
What to read after Tracts, Legal And Historical: With Other Antiquarian Matter Chiefly Relative to Scotland?
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