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Archaeology, Education, Medical,& Charitable Institutions of Glasgow

by Magnus MacLean

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Excerpt from Archaeology, Education, Medical,& Charitable Institutions of Glasgow Athe district which he first ruled as earl. Each of these burghs was placed on the royal domain, in close proximity to the king's castle, and they probably mark the sites which Earl David used for residence and the exercise of justice, even before he succeeded to the throne.