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Page 293
... Scotland , at Longfide , Aberdeen- fhire . 8vo . 2 Vols . 14s . Boards . Evans . 1788 . THIS work might more properly have been intitled , An Apology for the Prelacy of Scotland ; for the writer's leading object , through the whole ...
... Scotland , at Longfide , Aberdeen- fhire . 8vo . 2 Vols . 14s . Boards . Evans . 1788 . THIS work might more properly have been intitled , An Apology for the Prelacy of Scotland ; for the writer's leading object , through the whole ...
Page 295
... Scotland , and , on the 14th of November 1784 , being Sunday , was publicly confecrated at Aberdeen , by Bishop Kilgour , now Primus , Bishop Petrie , and Bishop Skinner . This charitable act of fpiritual function , by which the Epif ...
... Scotland , and , on the 14th of November 1784 , being Sunday , was publicly confecrated at Aberdeen , by Bishop Kilgour , now Primus , Bishop Petrie , and Bishop Skinner . This charitable act of fpiritual function , by which the Epif ...
Page 389
... Scotland , forcing the Cum- raig Celte fouthward , and at laft confining them to the king- dom of Strat Clyde , the capital of which was Dunbarton . Befide thefe Celta of Strat Clyde , another Celtic tribe first ap- peared in Scotland ...
... Scotland , forcing the Cum- raig Celte fouthward , and at laft confining them to the king- dom of Strat Clyde , the capital of which was Dunbarton . Befide thefe Celta of Strat Clyde , another Celtic tribe first ap- peared in Scotland ...
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