CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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The Beautiful Poetry of Donald Trump
Robert Sears
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Scottish History: From Bannockburn to Holyrood
John Abernethy
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The Haldanes of Gleneagles: A Scottish History from the Twelfth Century to the Present Day
Neil Stacy
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The Mile End Murder: The Case Conan Doyle Couldn’t Solve
Sinclair McKay
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Celtic: The Official History
Brian Wilson
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Whisky: Malt Whiskies of Scotland
Dominic Roskrow
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Glasgow: The Autobiography
Alan Taylor
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Scottish Dance: A Celebration of Scottish Dancing
The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society
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Clans and Tartans: Traditional Scottish Tartans
Collins Maps
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Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: Mastering the Elements of Good Cooking
Samin Nosrat, Wendy MacNaughton, Michael Pollan
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A Place for All People
Richard Rogers
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Scottish Castles: Scotland’s Most Dramatic Castles and Strongholds
Chris Tabraham
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Black’s Guide to Scotland: Picturesque Tourist Guide 1840
Adam Black, Charles Black
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Walking with Cattle: In Search of the Last Drovers of Uist
Terry J. Williams
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The Noise of a Fly
Douglas Dunn
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A Season to be Cheerful: Glasgow Rangers 1992/93
Jeff Holmes
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The Edinburgh History of the Book in Scotland: v. 1: Medieval to 1707
Dr. A. J. Mann, Sally Mapstone
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Tea and Empire: James Taylor in Victorian Ceylon
Angela McCarthy, T Devine
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Tea and Empire: James Taylor in Victorian Ceylon
Angela McCarthy, T. Devine
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Simply Reds
Bryan Cooney
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