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• Information for His Grace the Duke of Argyll, pursuer, against the creditors of Archibald Macalister of Tarbert, now deceased, defenders
  by: Argyll, John Campbell
  Published: (1761)
• Catalogue of the genuine and entire cabinet of choice and capital drawings, of the late John Duke of Argyll; Formed with superior taste and judgment during the period of a long life, in which every opportunity of improvement was eagerly embraced, without regard to expence, comprehending capital specimens of the works of the greatest masters of all the schools, particularly Raphael, Julio Romano, Claude, Berchem, Michael Angelo, The Zuccheri, Rembrandt, Vandyck, A. Del Sarto, Parmeggiano, Rubens, &c. &c. And A small collection of Patna Drawings; which will be sold by auction, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Philipe, At his Rooms, in Warwick Street, Golden Square, (adjoining the Chapel,) On Monday, the 21st of May, 1798, and Two following Days, At Twelve O'Clock. To be viewed Three Days preceding the Sale. - Catalogues (which are descriptive) to be had at the Rooms, and at No 5, Pall Mall Court, Price One Shilling
  by: Philipe, Thomas
  Published: (1798)
• A letter to the Marquis of Lorn, on the present times : By Donald Campbell, Esq. Of Barbreck
  by: Campbell, Donald
  Published: (1798)
• Remarks upon The life of John Duke of Argyle. In a letter to Robert Campbell, Esq; author of that piece. Containing. A Detection of several dangerous Doctrines which that Gentleman has espoused against the Revolution, the Union of the Kingdoms, and the Measures pursued by the present Royal Family since their Settlement on the Throne of these Kingdoms. By a friend to truth, and the present happy establishment
  by: Fleming, Caleb
  Published: (1745)
• The life of the most illustrious Prince, John, Duke of Argyle and Greenwich : Containing, I. An historical and genealogical account of his grace's family and ancestors. II. An impartial view of his conduct both in the senate and field; with the noble stand he made for liberty on all occasions, exemplisied in his speeches before the House of Lords, &c. &c. III. A succinct account of the most remarkable events that have happened in Europe during his time; in most of which his grace was in some measure concerned. The whole making a compendious abstract of the British history from the death of King William III. to the present time. By Robert Campbell, Esq
  by: Campbell, Robert
  Published: (1745)