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Clan Douglass

The noble house rom the Scottish Lowlands with the green, white, and blue bands. The green for the salamander resting on a bed of amber. Although, factually, our monuments are ruins, The kilt has a hint of blue in. Having an appearance in the 12th century, The history and descendants will never lose energy Never behind as it appears on the crest still stands today as it is above the rest. Having no chief does not scare them, for William Douglass was their original gem. The nobleness of the first earl Caused him to have a little girl And those his children were considered "illegitimate", They would have never allowed the clan to ascent.

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