jamesir
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Can anyone help? This quote is from a letter sent in Perthshire in 1713 to the Duke of Atholl. 'There is a herald horse due to your Grace...The old woman begs your Grace will let her have the use of him till the ground be laboured.'
Was this term used for a draft animal? The writer, Alexander Robertson of Struan, was famously facetious, so it may be an obscure piece of levity
Was this term used for a draft animal? The writer, Alexander Robertson of Struan, was famously facetious, so it may be an obscure piece of levity