Donald MacKinnon

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Donald MacKinnon was a notable figure in the realm of Gaelic studies, contributing significantly to the preservation and documentation of Gaelic literature and manuscripts. His work included a detailed catalogue of Gaelic manuscripts housed in the Advocates' Library in Edinburgh, which served as an important resource for scholars and enthusiasts of the Gaelic language. MacKinnon's passion for Gaelic culture and literature was evident in his writings, which often explored the intersections of language, history, and identity.