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"Reviews and magazines," Inverness Courier, Feb. 4, 1908, p. 3a. "Blackwood's Magazine contains an appreciation of the late Robert Loyd Lindsay, Lord Wantage, who earned his first laurels as an officer in the Crimea, and who afterwards became conspicuous as the chief promoter of the National Society for Aid to the Sick and Wounded in War. Lady Vantage has written a memoir of her husband, and Sir Henry Blackberry, the writer of the present article says that it presents a 'splendid example of a noble, manly, and unselfish life.'" |