Bygone Scotland:
Bygone Scotland: Historical and Social
作者：Maxwell, David
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共 16 段- The Teutonic nations from mid-Europe which, in their various
- In 876, the Danes invaded Wessex, of which Alfred—one of the
- Henry shewed no generosity towards his captive. He demanded
- That the Scottish tongue is a fitting vehicle for pathos as
- By her sweet presence, her courtesy, and winning manners, Ma
- James VI. repaired and embellished the church, providing it
- 14th August, 1525.—A copy is put in the records of an Act of
- The people were a good deal disturbed about the ceremonial o
- When the news of the defeat reached Edinburgh, the magistrat
- A general cry of horror and repudiation rang through the lan
- A century and a half previously, Henry VIII. had abrogated t
- On the 31st of December, MacIan and several of his leading c
- After the native efforts of Jacobitism in 1715 had resulted
- Graham of Claverhouse, 223
- _Contents_:—Historic Northamptonshire, by Thomas Frost—The E
- “The verses are worthy of Mr. Lewis’ poetic genius, and brea