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Bibliography and references

HARD COPY

A history of Scotland                

The history of Scotland           

The private life of Charles II.     

The Romanovs

The race to save the Romanovs

The Hiram Key

Rosslyn

The Royal house of Scotland

Lines of Succession

In the footsteps of Robert the                                            Bruce

Over the sea to Skye

Grand Dukes and Diamonds

Albert Aachen's History of the Journey to Jerusalem 

Pilgrimage in the middle ages

L'Abbeye D'Anchin

Jerusalem

The First Crusade

The Border papers

Lives of the Saints

Letters of Peter of Celle

The Crusader Armies          

The First Crusade

Albert of Aachen's History of

the Journey to Jerusalem

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Translated by Susan B Edgington

edited by Brett Edward Whalen

E A Escallier, from monastic records in French and Latin 1852

Simon Sebag Montefiore

Steven Runciman

HM Public Record Office

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Peter Petrus edited by Julian Haseldine

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edited by Edward Peters

translated by Susan Edgington

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the Peerage.com

Where  published print and online records and information have been used  precedence has been given to referenced historical fact.

Unreferenced information has been cross checked to a reasonable level of authority. 

Prime evidence has been used wherever possible by way of  public records, archives and documents. 

Translation from documents in French, German and Latin have been randomly outsourced for reference. 

Ancestry links have only been used where there is confirmed documentation of birth, death, marriage or census records. 

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