MACKINTOSH PAPERS (3RD SERIES). VOL. XII. Simon Fraser Mackintosh, writer for the Signet, ‘A Collection of Historical Sketches, & Anecdotes, taken from various Authors, manuscripts, and traditions, relating to the Mackintosh’s, and Clan Chattan, &c... 1835

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MACKINTOSH PAPERS (3RD SERIES). VOL. XII. Simon Fraser Mackintosh, writer for the Signet, ‘A Collection of Historical Sketches, & Anecdotes, taken from various Authors, manuscripts, and traditions, relating to the Mackintosh’s, and Clan Chattan, &c... 1835

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