That would be WONDERFUL. I tried to reply to a couple of messages via the
norsecourse group site, but they never seemed to appear.
The "sheep letter" also went to the Orkneys and Shetlands. I have seen it
referred to as the "Soid Brevet" but never could find a copy of that either.
I am interested in it as a historical document because I am involved in
Shetland Sheepdogs. We are coming up on the centennary of their
recognition as a breed in the UK and I have been trying to find what
I can about their origins, thus my interest in the sheep letter as it
pertains to the dog laws.
Lisa
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Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 12:35:49 +0100 (GMT Daylight Time)
Cool - I'll enquire
Patricia
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From: Fred and Grace Hatton
Date: 08/14/06 12:31:44
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Subject: [norse_course] sheep letter
I googled, but couldn't find the sheep letter in anything except the
manuscript. If it exists somewhere online in a form other than the
manuscript, I would love to translate it with Patricia and anyone else
interested. We could do it "zwischendurch" a couple of lines at a time --
maybe Wednesdays - - since it only seems to be six pages.
If it is only in the manuscript form, maybe Llama Nom could guide us to a
source that would help us figure out how the script can be read.
Grace
Fred and Grace Hatton
Hawley Pa