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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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The Story of Dementia
John Killick
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Understanding Animal Behaviour
Rory Putman
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Literature of the Gaelic Landscape: Song, Poem and Tale
John Murray
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Home Game: The story of the Homeless World Cup
Mel Young, Peter Barr
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Counsel for Kings: Wisdom and Politics in Tenth-Century Iran: Volume II: The Nasihat Al-Muluk of Pseudo-Mawardi: Texts, Sources and Authorities
Louise Marlow
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Running South America: With My Husband and Other Animals
Katharine Lowrie
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Farm by the Shore
Thomas A. Clark
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In Search of Dustie-Fute
David Kinloch
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Reforming the Kirk: A Future for the Church of Scotland
Doug Gay
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How Not To Be a Boy
Robert Webb
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Jim Lambie
Daniel Baumann
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How Not To Be a Boy
Robert Webb
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How Not To Be a Boy
Robert Webb
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On Gladsmuir Shall the Battle be!: The Battle of Prestonpans 1745
Arran Johnston
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Once We Were Sisters
Sheila Kohler
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The Passion of Harry Bingo: Further Dispatches from Unreported Scotland
Peter Ross
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The Dun Cow Rib: A Very Natural Childhood
John Lister-Kaye
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