CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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King George’s Hangman: Henry Hawley and the Battle of Falkirk, 1746
Jonathan D. Oates
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Scottish Artists in an Age of Radical Change: 1945 to the 21st Century
Bill Hare
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100 Great Scottish Rugby Moments
Stewart Weir
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First Generation Scottish DMUs
Colin J. Howat
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Cosmos Mariner
Mike Harding
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Wild Geese
Nan Shepherd (Author), Charlotte Peacock (Editor)
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Facing the Bear: Scotland and the Cold War
Trevor Royle
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Facing the Bear: Scotland and the Cold War
Trevor Royle
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Between Living and Dying: Voices from the Edge of Experience
Ruth Scott, Richard Holloway
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Matt Jansen: The Autobiography: What Was, What Is and What Might Have Been
Matt Jansen, Jon Coleman
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A Time of Tyrants: Scotland and the Second World War
Trevor Royle
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Dear Alfonso: An Italian Feast of Love and Laughter
Mary Contini
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Amazing
Simon Ponsonby
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Artisan Edinburgh
Catherine Aitken
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A Brief History of the Human Brain: Interesting Accidents, Experiments and Discoveries
Kirstie McClatchie
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Britain and the Bomb
W. J. Nuttall, Rt Hon Lord Owen
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Beyond the Empire: A Guide to the Roman Remains in Scotland
Andrew Tibbs
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Madeleine Smith on Trial: A Glasgow Murder and the Young Woman Too Respectable to Convict
Brian Jenkins
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Endorse Me, You Cowards!
Ross McCleary
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Hutton’s Arse
Malcolm Rider, Peter Harrison
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