Letter: 1864 July 9, rue de la Tresorerie 122, Bordeaux, to David Laing / Francisque Michel. 1864.

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Letter: 1864 July 9, rue de la Tresorerie 122, Bordeaux, to David Laing / Francisque Michel. 1864.

Comments on finding Sinclair's own copy of his Statistical Account in Paris. Comments on visit to Chêllerault and items relating to Blackwood seen there. An original will of Queen Mary in possession of an old friend .

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