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The full extent of Dalgleish's library and details of its disposition are unknown, but a contemporary list from 1652 inventories 157 titles belonging to him. This list can be found as a flyleaf in NLS | The full extent of Dalgleish's library and details of its disposition are unknown, but a contemporary list from 1652 inventories 157 titles belonging to him. This list can be found as a flyleaf in NLS | ||
[https://search.nls.uk/permalink/f/hha760/44NLS_ALMA21571685780004341 MS 9484]. Subjects of the books include [[subject::theology]], [[subject::history]], [[subject::politics]], and [[subject::religion]]. | [https://search.nls.uk/permalink/f/hha760/44NLS_ALMA21571685780004341 MS 9484]. Subjects of the books include [[subject::theology]], [[subject::history]], [[subject::politics]], and [[subject::religion]]. | ||
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Walter DALGLEISH 1609-1659
Biographical Note
In 1609, Dalgleish was born in Dunfermline to James Dalgleish, master of the Dunfermline Grammar School, and Janet Micklejohn. He received a legal education and served as notary public, working for Colin Campbell of Glenorchy. In 1640, he became Clerk to the Dunfermline Regality Court and was elected as a member of the Dunfermline Kirk Session in 1642.
He was married to Marie Home and died in 1659.
Books
The full extent of Dalgleish's library and details of its disposition are unknown, but a contemporary list from 1652 inventories 157 titles belonging to him. This list can be found as a flyleaf in NLS MS 9484. Subjects of the books include theology, history, politics, and religion.
Notable selections from the list:
Knox's History of the Reformation [no date]
Buchanan's De jure regni apud Scotos [no date]
Examples: National Library Scotland H.31.a.7
Characteristic Markings
NLS H.31.a.7 bears the inscription: 'Liber Walteri Dalgleishis 21 Aprilis 1656'.
Sources
- The Dalgleish Gravestone
- National Library Scotland MS 9484