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Page 118
... Scots , the Britons , and the Angles - were eventually to merge and thus form the kingdom of Scots . The Picts occupied Scotland north of the Forth . Their identity has been much debated , but they possessed a dis- tinctive culture ...
... Scots , the Britons , and the Angles - were eventually to merge and thus form the kingdom of Scots . The Picts occupied Scotland north of the Forth . Their identity has been much debated , but they possessed a dis- tinctive culture ...
Page 124
... Scots had gone unwar- rantably far beyond the aims of the first Covenant . But those of the Scots who were prepared to make common cause with the English opposition , even if the English did have a more deep - seated quarrel with their ...
... Scots had gone unwar- rantably far beyond the aims of the first Covenant . But those of the Scots who were prepared to make common cause with the English opposition , even if the English did have a more deep - seated quarrel with their ...
Page 125
... Scots Parliament , was lively enough for it to offer states- manlike concessions to Scotland and material induce- ments to Scots parliamentarians to accept union . The union was an incorporating one - the Scots Parlia- ment was ended ...
... Scots Parliament , was lively enough for it to offer states- manlike concessions to Scotland and material induce- ments to Scots parliamentarians to accept union . The union was an incorporating one - the Scots Parlia- ment was ended ...
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