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  <dc:title>To Montagu Beattie from Aberdeen</dc:title>
  <dc:description>He wants Montagu to return home, but must not do so until Beattie sends for him. He must not make journeys on his own. Beattie disapproves of him going to Fordoun and especially returning on his own in bad weather, but probably not his fault. Neither Beattie nor cousin, Margaret Valentine have been well. Lord Mansfield elected chancellor of Marischal two days ago. Explains Barclay's Argenis [John Barclay's political satire, published 1621]. Advises Montagu to do everything accurately, and always to write with a good hand.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>21 April 1793</dc:date>
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