An intended petition to the House of Commons, for Alexander Robertson of Strowan, heir of one of the five chiefs of clans, whose estates were annexed to the Crown in the year 1752; with proofs and remarks
by Robertson
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 960, no. 2.
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