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Monuments and moral in the Highlands
Dr Elizabeth Ritchie
The ‘Mannie’; the statue of the Duke of Sutherland, Golspie. The plaque reads ‘of loved revered and cherished memory erected by his tenantry and friends’
Plaque on Northern Infirmary building acknowledging the legacy of the slave trade
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