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  <dc:title>Poem and correspondence</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Poem on the death of William Duff of Dipple interred in Gordon's Aisle in Chanonry Church of Moray, 1722.

undated: 
Correspondence of George Wilson and Stewart Souter: 
Business: A Young 
Local: Declaration of readiness to volunteer, tenants and inhabitants of land of General Duff: Knockorth and Cluny, Carnousie [signatures]; Remarks on schoolmasters' bills; 
Personal: Letter to the editor of the Morning Chronicle concerning Mr Dundas and his rise to the peerage as Lord Melville from 'An Impartial Observer' [1802].</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1722</dc:date>
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