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Excerpt from William McTaggart R. S. A., V. P. R. S. W : A Biography and an Appreciation To those who knew William McTaggart or admire his art, this biography and appreciation will require no apology, except it be for the manner in which it has been carried out. It was my privilege to have lived upon terms of the closest intimacy with him for the last twenty years of his life, to have heard him speak of his past, to have watched him at work, ...

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