Life of Hugh Macleod, assynt, embracing a report of his trial at the Circuit Court, Inverness, on 23rd Sept., 1831, for the murder of Murdoch Grant, pedlar, with evidence, including that of Kenneth Fraser, "The dreamer," and an account of the execution
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