The armorial ensigns of the royal burgh of Aberdeen : with some observations on the legend relating to the capture and demolition of the castle (1888)
Cruickshank, John · Aberdeen : J. and J.P. Edmond and Spark · leaf 69
second-hand, may now be considered, t Neither of the learned antiquaries had beenaware of the older seal being appended to theObligation for the ransom of King James I.in 142^; otherwise they could have made a muchstronger case against the legend of the granthaving been conferred by King Robert… … PRIVY SEAL of King James I., appended to Obligation granted to the Burghsof Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 26th March, 1424. of the Royal Burgh of Aberdeen. 29 The last example known of the use of the olderseal being that appended to the Obligation in 142J,and the later seal bearing the…
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