David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

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David Carnegie Andrew Agnew,  Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)

“ I give the refugee’s adventures as handed down in his family. On abandoning his estate he passed some time in Marseilles, where he was the counseller of his fugitive brethren, and the custodier of their money, papers, plate, and jewels. On one occasion a young Romanist brought him some silver plate of the Forbin family, representing himself to be a Huguenot; Monsieur Roumieu, being on terms of friendship with that family, detected the imposture, and secured the restoration of the property to its owner. ”
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