Bishop Gordon on his guard as to Alexander Murray
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B. G. on his Guard as to A. M.
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Bishop Gordon on his guard as to Alexander Murray
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Vol. 9, 1939Paton
Vol. 3, 247Credits
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| Person | Bishop Gordon |
| Date | 14 Sep 1769 |
| Place | Burnhall |
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| Person | Robert Forbes |
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I thank you for your last, and particularly for your friendly caution with regard to Sandy, to whose character and all the particulars hinted at in your letter I am not in the least a stranger, having been many a day acquainted with his manoeuvres (Paton V.3, 247).
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B.Bishop GGordon. “Burnhall, SeptrSeptember 14. 1769. I thank
you for your last; &and particularly for your friendly
Caution with regard to Sandy, to whose Charac-
ter, &and all the Particulars hinted at in your Let-
ter, I am not in the least a Stranger, having
been many a Day acquainted with his Ma-
nœouvers, yet after all, without Trust, we
must make the best Use we can of such peo-
ple in their Way.”
you for your last; &and particularly for your friendly
Caution with regard to Sandy, to whose Charac-
ter, &and all the Particulars hinted at in your Let-
ter, I am not in the least a Stranger, having
been many a Day acquainted with his Ma-
nœouvers, yet after all, without Trust, we
must make the best Use we can of such peo-
ple in their Way.”
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Forbes, Robert. “Bishop Gordon on his guard as to Alexander Murray.” The Lyon in Mourning,
vol. 9,
Adv.MS.32.6.24, fol. 52r. The Lyon in Mourning Project,
edited by Leith Davis, https://lyoninmourning.dhil.lib.sfu.ca/