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Cambridge Street,
Edinburgh,
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Erlend
and Hélène Clouston |
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Q:
Which Edinburgh lawyer was blamed by Mark Twain for starting the US
Civil War?
A: Free with every booking. |
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No.2
Cambridge Street is a beautiful ground floor apartment
in the civilised heart of Scotland's capital. Still
a private home, it offers two fully en-suite double
bedrooms, enthusiastic cooking, and effortless access
to Edinburgh's history, culture and entertainment. Honoured
guests will find themselves just five minutes from,
among others, the base of the Castle rock, the Traverse
and Lyceum theatres, Princes Street & gardens, the
city's largest concert hall, the city's oldest religious
site, probably Edinburgh's finest restaurant and the
grave of Thomas de Quincey
(1785-1859), author of Confessions of an English Opium-Eater
and sometime starving genius. |
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