Author: MACKAY (William)

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MACKAY (William) EDINBtflOH. Scottish History Soolet,y. fPublioatione.] 47. Chronioles of’ the Prasers: being the Wardla’, manuscript entitled ‘Polichroicon seu PolIcrat.ioa Tenorum; or, the True genealogy of the Frasers’, 918—1874. y...J. Praser. Edited...with notes and introduction, by W. Mackay-. dinburgh. 1905.

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Author: MACKAY (William)

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MACKAY (William). ..EDINBURGH. Scotti8b History Sooiejy. [Pub iióations.] 24. Re cords of the Pre sbyt erie a of Inverness and Dingwall, 1643-1688. Edited, with an introduc*4on.. by V1. Maokey. Edinburgh, 1896.

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Author: MACKAY (Robert William)

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MACKAY (Robert William). See PLATO. [Sophistes.—Elish.J The Sophistes of Plato: a dialogue on true and false teaching.. Translated, with explanatory notes, and an introduction on ancient and modern aophistry, by R.W.Mackay. London and Edinburgh, 1868.

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Author: MACKAY (Ronald William Gordon)

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IDEPOSITORY’ MACKAY (Ronald William Gordon). Federal Europe. Being the case for European federation together with a draft constitution of a United States of Europe. With a foreword by N. Angeil land a bibliography]. pp. 328 8°. London, 1940.

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Author: PEAE (William)

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NH cP 6HAKE$PEAE (William). [Appendix. — Criticism.] See MACKAY (C.) New light on some obscure words and phrases in the works of Shakspeare and his contemporaries, London, 1884.

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I”xQV MACKLtZIJ (William Mackay). The Book of Arran, Vol. 2, History and folklore. Glasgow, 19fl+. See GLASGOW. Arran Society of Glasgow.

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6. ARTHUR STAIUEY EDDINGTON MEMORIAL LECTURES. Arthur Stanley Ecidington Memorial Lectures1 [Continued.] 20 • CONANT (James Bryant). Scientific principles and. moral conduct. 1967. 6 i4 j {t?. \ 21, MacKAY (Donald MacCrimmon). Freedom of action in a mechanistic universe. 1967. 23. WALTER (William Grey). Observations en man, his frame, his duty and his expectations. 1969. [SEE NEXT CARD.)

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