Letter to Succoth
Author(s): Campbell, Archibald
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Dr Succoth
I am mightily surprised that
your day is not yet named, & this
makes me suspect some trick notwithstanding
of all these advantages
we have, so that you should in my
opinion preſs the Sherif to declare
himself; & represent to the Gentlemen
how unfair A way of proceeding this
is, it would be of great use to Daniell
that the debate between the Town
of Dumbarton & the Justices of the
Peace was revived, & the higher that
point can be run it would be the better,
I long to hear from you about
my Ensign.
I am
Yours &c
Ilay
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Letter to Succoth
Document Information
| Document ID | 371 | 
| Title | Letter to Succoth | 
| Year group | 1700-1750 | 
| Genre | Personal writing | 
| Year of publication | 1715 | 
| Place of publication | Edinburgh, Scotland | 
| Wordcount | 103 | 
Author information: Campbell, Archibald
| Author ID | 167 | 
| Forenames | Archibald | 
| Surname | Campbell | 
| AKA | Third Duke of Argyll, Earl of Ilay, Ilay | 
| Gender | Male | 
| Year of birth | 1682 | 
| Place of birth | Surrey, England | 
| Mother's place of birth | Suffolk, England | 
| Father's place of birth | Edinburgh, Scotland | 
| Occupation | Nobleman, politician, military, judge | 
| Father's occupation | Nobleman, Politician | 
| Education | University | 
| Locations where resident | Glasgow, Edinburgh | 
| Religious affiliation | Presbyterian, Catholic | 


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