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 | | The chief object in the village is the sculptured stone, traditionally supposed to be a memorial of Malcolm II., although Forduns statement that the king was slain in the castle is now rejected. |
 | | When, in 1537, Janet Douglas, widow of the 6th Lord Glamis, was burned,at Edinburgh as a witch, for conspiring to procure James V,s death, Glamis was forfeited to the crown, but it was restored to her son six years later when her innocence had been established. |
 | | At Cossans, in the parish of Glamis, there is a remarkable sculptured monolith, and other examples occur at the Hunters Hill and in the old kirkyard of Eassie. |
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