A censure and examination of Mr. Thomas Ruddiman's philological notes on the work of the great Buchanan
Subtitle: more particularly on the history of Scotland, in which also, most of the chronological and geographical, and many of the historical and political notes, are taken into consideration, in a letter to a friend, necessary for restoring the true readings, the graces and beauties, and for understanding the true meaning of a vast number of passages of Buchanan's writings, which have been so foully corrupted, so miserably defaced, so grosly perverted and misunderstood: containing many curious particulars of his life, and a vindication of his character from many gross calumnies.
Contributors: Stuart, Joseph, of Inchbreck (bookplate)
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Man
Published: 1753
Place of publication: Aberdeen
Language: eng
Number of pages: 574
Subjects: Buchanan, George, -- 1506-1582; Ruddiman, Thomas
Notes: RBSC copy: With the armorial bookplate of Jo. Stuart de Inchbreck L.G.P. [Franks 28476].