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BRANXHOLM, or BRANKSOME

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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 432 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BRANXHOLM, or BRANKSOME  , a feudal
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castle, now modernized, and an
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ancient seat of the Buccleuchs, on the
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Teviot, 3 m . S.W. of
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Hawick, Roxburgh,
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Scotland . It was at Branksome
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Hall that
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Sir
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Walter
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Scott laid the
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scene of The
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Lay of the Last
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Minstrel .

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