Miscellanea Scotica: being a collection of the most curious pieces relating to the natural, ecclesiastical and civil history of Scotland. To which will be added, some curious Latin poems by Scotsmen, which were never before published, or are now become rare..
Edinburgh: : Printed by William Adams junior, and sold at the sign of the Printing Press in the north-west corner of the Parliament Close.,
Anno Dom. 1719..
With an added title page.
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I. Mr. James Cunninghame's Essay on the Inscription on McDuff's Cross. -- II. An Account of the Privileges obtain'd by McDuff the First Earl of Fife, &c. by Sir Robert Sibbald. -- III. The Earl of Cromarty, then Sir George Mackenzie of Tarbut, his Remarks concerning Frosts in Scotland. -- IV. Dt. Beale's Reflexions occasioned by these Remarks, with some Hints for the Horticulture of Scotland. -- V. The Letter of the Nobility and Gentry of Scotland to the Pope An. 1320. declaring their Revolution to Adhere to their King, and defend their Native Country. -- VI. Mr. Davidson's Poem on the Right Honourable, the Earl of Aboyn's Birth-Day.
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