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casa histórica ubicada en Cambridge, condado de Dorchester, Maryland, Estados Unidos de América
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Join the roomGlasgow es una casa histórica ubicada en Cambridge, condado de Dorchester, Maryland. Es una casa de ladrillo de estilo federal con frente a dos aguas, de 2 1⁄2 pisos, construida alrededor de 1792. Adjunta hay un ala de estructura de madera de 1 1⁄2 pisos que data de principios del siglo XX. La historia local a veces sostiene que la casa fue el lugar de nacimiento de William Vans Murray, pero los registros de tierras y los datos biográficos de Murray indican que es improbable que haya sido alguna vez su hogar. Sin embargo, es posible que Murray se quedara allí por algún tiempo después de su regreso de su servicio como ministro de EE. UU. en los Países Bajos, con su primo hermano William Murray Robertson, el propietario en ese momento.
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“I think I see our ancient mother Caledonia, like Caesar, sitting in the midst of our senate, ruefully looking round about her, covering herself with her royal garment, attending the fatal blow, and breathing out her last with an ‘Et tu quoque mi fili.’”
“[I am] fast becoming a patriot of the most decided stamp. Scornfully as I used to speak and think of Scotland in my hours of bitterness and irritation, I never fail to stand up manfully in defence of it thro' thick and thin, whenever a renegade Scot takes upon him to abuse it.”
“I feel with a peculiar sympathy all that relates to Scotland. The natives of Scotland, and all those who have Scotch blood in their veins—particularly if, like me, they only have Scotch blood in their veins—are not apt to forget the country from which they sprang. They know its great qualities. They know the solidity of its character.”
“Of course, Scotsmen are not foreigners. They are fellow-subjects of ours, and they are in the same position as any other fellow-subjects, with the important exception that their system of jurisprudence differs in very important particulars from ours . . . and to call a Scotsman an English subject is a perfect absurdity.”
“The curse of Scottish literature is the lack of a whole language, which finally means the lack of a whole mind.”
“I believe both Scotland and the UK should stay in the EU. Scotland benefits from being part of the EU, and the EU benefits from having Scotland a part of it. No SNP parliamentarian has expressed a desire to campaign for the out campaign - though they are not prevented from doing so. I am determined to make the positive case for continued membership in a reformed EU.”
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