Miscellanea antiqua: containing first the life and death of King James the Vth. of Scotland : : from the French printed at Paris, 1612. In which is the beginning of the reformation in that kingdom : an account of the sufferings of the renowned Lady Jean Douglas, &c. II. The navigation of that King round Scotland, the Orkney and Western Isles, in which is the distances of the havens; the dangers, and how to avoid them; the soundings, courses, the times of full sea, and the courses of the tides, &c. from the mouth of the Humber to Carlisle. III. The chamaeleon, or crafty statesman; in a character of Mr. Maitland of Lethington, secretary of Scotland: by Mr. George Buchanan : never before publish'd | Collections

Miscellanea antiqua: containing first the life and death of King James the Vth. of Scotland : : from the French printed at Paris, 1612. In which is the beginning of the reformation in that kingdom : an account of the sufferings of the renowned Lady Jean Douglas, &c. II. The navigation of that King round Scotland, the Orkney and Western Isles, in which is the distances of the havens; the dangers, and how to avoid them; the soundings, courses, the times of full sea, and the courses of the tides, &c. from the mouth of the Humber to Carlisle. III. The chamaeleon, or crafty statesman; in a character of Mr. Maitland of Lethington, secretary of Scotland: by Mr. George Buchanan : never before publish'd | Collections | The Huntington

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