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Translation of SP 54/13, number 112A
Catalogue reference: SP 54/13/112B
Date: 1722 June 23
Translation of SP 54/13, number 112A
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Catalogue reference: SP 54/8/80A
This record is about the Argyll to Secretary Stanhope. On his forces' miserable condition, and news that some... dating from 1715 Sept 21 in the series Secretaries of State: State Papers Scotland Series II. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Argyll to Secretary Stanhope. On his forces' miserable condition, and news that some ministers in London still consider the rebellion a jest: "give me leave sir to say that if all of us who have the honour to serve His Majesty here are not either knaves fools or cowards, we ought to be believed when we tell you, that this country is in the extremest danger": demanding reinforcements if he is to have any chance of holding Scotland
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