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Lag's elegy, or, The prince of darkness (1)
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Lamentation for, and commendation of his trusty & well-beloved friend, Sir Robert Grierson, of Lag, who died Dec. 23, 1733. Wherein the Prince of Darkness sets forth the properties of many of his best friends, who were chief promoters of his interest, and upholders of his kingdom, in the time of the late persecution. Falkirk : Printed & sold by T. Johnston, 1814. Colophon at foot of p. 24 reads : Falkirk- T. Johnston, Printer. On title page : Very useful and necessary to be read by all who desire to be well informed concerning the chief managers and management of the late persecuting period.
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Publication date 1814
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