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FROM: Mrs Hazel McTaggart
Auchtermuchtie

Sur,
I am extremely concerned that, whenever a Scotsman is in the public eye, aspersions must be made to drink. Last year it was the Late Robin Cook and now it is Charles Kennedy. Ours is the only country in the World associated with the finest dram a man can buy. Name any other. We Scots are proud of our heritage and if we did not encourage the partaking of the Malt, how would we ever sell it!

It should/must be accepted that without our men to taste our goods, there would be an economic downturn in our fair country of North Britain. There is no land anywhere that does not know that Scotch comes from Scotland. Who can compare? Charlie Kennedy is living up to a proud heritage and all "heast tae his breest".

Don't even listen to "Oor Mingus"--he has other fish to fry. I end with the famous song:

"Just a wee Doch and Doris, just a wee......"

(This letter has been shortened-Ed.)