The genuine history of the Britons asserted against Mr. Macpherson ...

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—The SCOTCH are not fettled in North-Britain byBede
before the commencement of the Chriftian aera, 212—213.
—Which of the SCOTCH called ALBANICH, and why,
270—271, and 274; which of them called EIRINICH, IRISH-
ERY, &c. and why, 274, and 292—293,
ARGYLE, its original extent, 278—279; why fo
palled, 287—288.
—What gave rife to the name of SCOT, 284—286
whence it came into CALEDONIA, and how it covered the
whole country, 286—288 ; the controverfy concerning that
prigin being now finally adjullgd, after it has lafted near two
penturies, 288?—291,
R R A T a;
P. 93. note, laft line, for ftffs read »}««.
P. 149. 1. 7. for Hiver read Hiber.
P. 163. 1. i^. for "the period" read " that period".
P. 187. to note ' add this,
" Harris, p. 178— 179."
"See alfo Ware's Irelant!,
p. 20^. note, 1. 9. the words ** for believing thofe of Ire-
*' land to have come from the Scots in &c." fhould
ftand thus, *' for believing the Scots of Ireland to have
^' come from thofe in &c."
laft line but one, for Den read De«i
^. 237.