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The castles, palaces, and prisons of Mary of Scotland (1850)

Mackie, Charles, d. 1864 · London : [s.n.] · leaf 386

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nes which have been consecrated by the presence of Mary, will notdeem their time misspent in visiting this sequestered refuge of royalty.It is about half a mile from the Tyne-head station on the Edinburghand Hawick railway. The castle and lands are now the property of Alexander Mackay,Esq., a… … IE>lffKISA.!L ^Ji.i^32«S. Tliv li.Miv niiii.<.iii.MiMin.nt«,,t ol.l ri.v li,M,ll.v„l.v ■l.uk..i.ul nuks Mi.|..-ii.l.. ril.ll l>.llll|- Hllh rll, c-IiMll.MlIr. . L J <t ■» Ci)c Ca0tlt nf Duiitinr. Ktymon of Puiibar—Originally a Pictish Fort — Edward II. takes refuge in…

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