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BEING A SEQUEL TO ‘PICKLE THE SPY’
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The appearance of ‘Pickle the Spy’ was welcomedby a good deal of clamour on the part of some Highlandcritics. It was said that I had brought adisgraceful charge, without proof, against a Chief ofunstained honour. Scarcely any arguments wereadduced in favour of Glengarry. What could besaid in suspense of judgment was said in the ScottishReview, by Mr. A. H. Millar. That gentleman,