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The Foundations Of Scotland
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332 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1938
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Agnes Mure Mackenzie
48 books2 followersAgnes Mure Mackenzie was a Scottish historian and writer.
Daughter of physician and surgeon Dr Murdoch Mackenzie and Sarah Agnes Mackenzie (née Drake), Agnes was born in Stornoway on Lewis. As an undergraduate at the University of Aberdeen she studied English literature and edited the university magazine. During the First World War she was an assistant lecturer at the University and an instructor at the local teacher training centre.
Her first novel, Without Conditions, was published in 1923 - The Quiet Lady, a semi-sequel, appeared in 1926 - and her dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Letters, The Women in Shakespeare's Plays, was published in 1924.
Daughter of physician and surgeon Dr Murdoch Mackenzie and Sarah Agnes Mackenzie (née Drake), Agnes was born in Stornoway on Lewis. As an undergraduate at the University of Aberdeen she studied English literature and edited the university magazine. During the First World War she was an assistant lecturer at the University and an instructor at the local teacher training centre.
Her first novel, Without Conditions, was published in 1923 - The Quiet Lady, a semi-sequel, appeared in 1926 - and her dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Letters, The Women in Shakespeare's Plays, was published in 1924.
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December 25, 2022
Read it for my essay. Never seen it coming, but I really enjoyed to read it. Special thanks to quotes of Chesterton.
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