A Keppoch Song: A Poem in Five Cantos. Donald, Lord of the Isles. History of Scotland; Analysis of the Scotch Acts of Parliament Relative to the Douglas Association, Address to Prince Regent for the Restoration of Certain Lands Claimed by the Writer.
John Paul MacDonald
A Keppoch Song: A Poem in Five Cantos. Donald, Lord of the Isles. History of Scotland; Analysis of the Scotch Acts of Parliament Relative to the Douglas Association, Address to Prince Regent for the Restoration of Certain Lands Claimed by the Writer.
John Paul MacDonald
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Title: A Keppoch Song: a poem in five cantos: being the origin and history of the family; alias Donald, Lord of the Isles. … The whole combined with the history of Scotland; with notes, … an analysis of the Scotch Acts of Parliament relative to the Douglas Association, … an Address to the Prince Regent [for the restoration of certain lands claimed by the writer, as the representative of the family of Keppoch; addenda, and supplement]. MS. notes.
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