A COPY of The Vow must exist somewhere. Perhaps it can be viewed in the National Museum of Scotland?
Your paper might consider reproducing it – along with that appealing, personalised version by a former Labour leader (is the Ed MillStone still in existence? If it’s on eBay I for one would be tempted to put in a bid).
After all, these solemn and immutable pledges could achieve great historical significance, echoing through the ages – like the Declaration of Arbroath.
James Stevenson
Auchterarder
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THE damaged and sinking ship The United Kingdom is heading straight for the Bermuda Triangle of Johnson, Trump and Farage.
The good people of Scotland have less than 30 days to board the lifeboats and avoid disappearing forever.
Mike Underwood
Linlithgow
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