censure and examination of Mr. Thomas Ruddiman"s philological notes on the work of the great Buchanan

more particularly on the history of Scotland, in which also, most of the chronological and geographical, and many of the historical and political notes, are taken into consideration, in a letter to a friend, necessary for restoring the true readings, the graces and beauties, and for understanding the true meaning of a vast number of passages of Buchanan"s writings, which have been so foully corrupted, so miserably defaced, so grosly perverted and misunderstood: containing many curious particulars of his life, and a vindication of his character from many gross calumnies.

by James Man

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Published 1753 by Man in Aberdeen .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Buchanan, George, -- 1506-1582,
• Ruddiman, Thomas

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Edition Notes

RBSC copy: With the armorial bookplate of Jo. Stuart de Inchbreck L.G.P. [Franks 28476].

Contributions	Stuart, Joseph, of Inchbreck (bookplate)
The Physical Object
Pagination	574 p.
Number of Pages	574
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL15469151M

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