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The baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities of Scotland (1852)

Billings, Robert William, 1813-1874 · London, Published by the author · leaf 238

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inlord, and David Lyndsay of Edzell, in which, on the latter solemnly protesting that he was not theauthor of the slaughter, and that it was purely accidental, and giving a very handsome sum,along with one of his estates, in way of assythement, Lord Spynie and his kin remit, forgiveand discharge… … CASTLE STEWART: Not many years ago, the traveller on the verge of the Highlands would be attracted from the highroad by a gloomy mass of ruins, rising over the tops of the trees, and affording all the pleasurableexcitement of a discovery; for Castle Stewart is not one of the established sights…

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