CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Modern Scottish Women: Painters and Sculptors 1885-1965
Alice Strang
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh in France: Landscape Watercolours
Pamela Robertson, Philip Long
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A Great Educational Tradition: A History of Hutchesons’ Grammar School
Brian R.W. Lockhart
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Josephine Tey: A Life
Jennifer Morag Henderson
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Voices from Lilliesleaf: Life and Work in a Scottish Borders Village During the Twentieth Century
Ian MacDougall
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Trade and Empire in Early Nineteenth-Century Southeast Asia: Gillian Maclaine and His Business Network
G. Roger Knight
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The Scottish Referendum 2014: Is the Union now secure?
John Curtice
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The Gude and Godlie Ballatis
Alasdair A. MacDonald
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The Arrivals and Sailings: The Making of George Wyllie
Louise Wyllie, Jan Patience
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Josephine Tey: A Life
Jennifer Morag Henderson
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Monumental Edinburgh
Jack Gillon
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Barking Up the Right Tree
Paul Kavanagh
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Families: For Better, for Worse
Jill Sinclair
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A Monstrous Commotion: The Mysteries of Loch Ness
Gareth Williams
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The Art of Internet Dating
Margaret Callaghan, Adrian Searle
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Tsunami: Scotland’s Democratic Revolution
Iain Macwhirter
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Kitchin Suppers
Tom Kitchin
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Collins English Dictionary: Reference Edition
Collins Dictionaries
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Pub Dogs of London
Graham Fulton, Fiona Freund
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The Wren-Boys
Carol Ann Duffy, Dermot Flynn
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