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DescriptionHolyrood Palace 1649.jpg	English: Engraving of the west front of Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh, before it was rebuilt in the 1670s
Date	circa 1649 date QS:P,+1649-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source	Scanned from a book
Author	James Gordon of Rothiemay

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- Holyrood Palace
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- Palacio de Holyrood
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- James Douglas (4e comte de Morton)
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- Palača Holyroodhouse

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