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... 1572 John Knox founder of Scottish Presbyterianism; 1790 Robert Henry, Edinburgh-born historian; 1848 Lord Melbourne, twice Whig Prime Minister; 1916 Sir Hiram Maxim, inventor of automatic machine gun; 1922 Erskine Childers, author and Irish patriot ( ...

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... Cromwell are proposed in antithesis, a pattern can be discerned. In the * words of Lord Dacre, himself an eminent Whig historian: “Whig and . Tory are perpetual characters.” In Scotland, the comparable antithesis dates only from the 16th » century, with ...

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... strathspeys were complemented by gentler tunes such as Hardie’s elegant The Buzzard . Smger]lm Malcolm shone on Burns’s Awa’Whigs Awa’ and the traditional ballad The Battle of Harlaw. . ...