SOURCES PRIMAIRES
Manuscrits
Mitchell Library Archives, Glasgow
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National Library of Scotland, Special Collections Reading Room, Édimbourg
Blackwood Papers. Lettre de William Blackwood à James MacQueen, 20 novembre 1817, MS 30001(70) ; lettre de MacQueen à Blackwood, 21 octobre 1823, MS 4011 ; lettre de MacQueen à Blackwood, 22 novembre 1831, MS 4030(167) ; lettre de Thomas Cadell à Blackwood, 30 novembre 1832, MS 4032(88) ; lettre de James MacQueen à William Blackwood, 9 juillet 1833, MS 4036.
Sources publiées
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