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STEWART ON THE HIGHLkNIDERS.

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tiOrf,; price Xi. Bs. boards, ilfustrated by a Map of the
MOlands,
QKETCHES of the CHARACTER, MANNERS,
and PRESENT STATE of the HIGHLANDERS of
SCO'rLA ND: with Mulls of the Uilitirf Service of the
Highland Regiments.
By Colonel DAVID STEWART.
Prinmd for Longman, Hurst Rees, Orme, mad Brown,
and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London ; and Archibald Con-
stable and Co. Edinburgh.

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