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Aidan the bishop was himself a monk, seeing that he had been sent from the island which is called Hy: the monastery of which island was no small time the head house of all the monasteries almost of the northern Scots and of all the Redshanks, and had the sovereignty in ruling of all their people. The which isle in very deed belongeth to the right of Britain, being severed from it with a narrowed sea, but by the free gift of the Redshanks, who inhabit those coasts of Britain, had been long ago handed over to the Scottish monks, in consideration that by the preaching of those monks they received the faith of Christ.
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