Subject: "Scotland Politics and government" / Era: 18th century

The political history of eighteenth-century Scotland
by Shaw, John Stuart
1999
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Call Number: DA809 .S53 1999

The rights of horses : Being an address to the inhabitants of Scotland, and particularly, to those of Edinburgh and Leith
by Indicus
1792
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1780
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The Finishing stroke: or, Mr. Ruddiman self-condemned : Being a reply to Mr. Ruddiman's Answer to (only) Mr. Logan's first treatise on government. In two parts. The first demonstrates, that the right of the Kings of Scotland to the Crown was not strictly and absolutely hereditary. First, from the succession of Robert Stewart, to the exclusion of the descendents of John Baliol, who had the preferable right. Secondly, from the sucession of Robert Stewart, contrary to the just claim of William Earl of Douglas. The second part demonstrates, that the right of our kings to the crown of Scotland, was not strictly and abosolutely hereditary, from the succession of Robert III. who was begotten out of lawful marriage
1748
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To His Grace, Her Majesties high commissioner, and the Right Honourable the Estates of Parliament; the humble address of the magistrates, town council, burgesses and inhabitants of the burgh of New-Galloway
by New Galloway (Scotland)
1706
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The speech of His Grace John Duke of Argyle, &c. Her Majesties High Commissioner to the Parliament of Scotland. On Tuesday the third of July 1705
by Scotland. Lord High Commissioner to the Parliament
1705
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Act adjourning the session till the first of July. June 12. 1702
by Scotland
1702
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Kingdom or province? : Scotland and the regal union, 1603-1715
by Brown, Keith M.
1992
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Call Number: DA800.B76 1992

Royal charter erecting the faculty of procurators in Glasgow into a corporation and body politick. 6 June, 1796
by Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow
1796
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The rights of horses : Being an address to the inhabitants of Scotland, and particularly, to those of Edinburgh and Leith

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To His Grace, Her Majesties high commissioner, and the Right Honourable the Estates of Parliament; the humble address of the magistrates, town council, burgesses and inhabitants of the burgh of New-Galloway

The speech of His Grace John Duke of Argyle, &c. Her Majesties High Commissioner to the Parliament of Scotland. On Tuesday the third of July 1705

Act adjourning the session till the first of July. June 12. 1702

Kingdom or province? : Scotland and the regal union, 1603-1715

Royal charter erecting the faculty of procurators in Glasgow into a corporation and body politick. 6 June, 1796

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