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VI. An Account of the ancient Lordship of Galloway, from the earliest period to the Year 1455, when it was annexed to the Crown of Scotland. By Robert Riddell of Glenriddell, Esq.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 July 2012

Robert Riddell Esq.
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Galloway in the early period of the Scottish monarchy consisted of that tract of country which now comprehends the shire and stewarty of Galloway, Nithsdale, Carrick, and the western part of Airshire, with part of Lanerickshire. This extensive tract, appears to have been totally independent, both of the Scottish and Pictish kingdoms, and was governed by Reguli, or Princes. Bede informs us that in the year 412, St. Ninian was sent to the South Picts, and to Whithorn in Galloway, and he calls Candida Casa, or Whithorn in Galloway, one of the four Northumbrian bishopricks.

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Archaeologia , Volume 9 , 1789 , pp. 49 - 60
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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1789

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