It is possible that the accounts of " Alexander M " and " MacDonald, King of Argyll " could refer to the same man : perhaps the son / successor of Angus Og MacDonald ( possibly recorded in Robert I's charter ), or else Alexander Og MacDonald himself ( which would make him the man recorded in the said charter ).
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The first story, published in the " Bulletin " in 1960, introduced Angus Og as a'Highland beatnik', under the title " A Teenage Tangle of the Isles " . " �g " is Scottish Gaelic for " young ", and " Angus " was seen as a stereotypical Angus Og was also the name of a figure in Gaelic mythology, a kind of love god, and a Scottish historical figure, a Lord of the Isles : it is possible that the name was an ironic reference to this.
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The first story, published in the " Bulletin " in 1960, introduced Angus Og as a'Highland beatnik', under the title " A Teenage Tangle of the Isles " . " �g " is Scottish Gaelic for " young ", and " Angus " was seen as a stereotypical Angus Og was also the name of a figure in Gaelic mythology, a kind of love god, and a Scottish historical figure, a Lord of the Isles : it is possible that the name was an ironic reference to this.
