CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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The Invention of Scotland: The Stuart Myth and the Scottish Identity, 1638 to the Present
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Remembering the Past in Nineteenth-century Scotland: Commemoration, Nationality and Memory
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Scotia Nova: Poems for the Early Days of a Better Nation
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An Introduction to the Celtic Languages
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An Introduction to the Celtic Languages
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On Being A Man: Four Scottish Men in Conversation
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Common Cause: Commonwealth Scots and the Great War
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The Princess Matilda Comes Home
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A Military History of Scotland
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Scotland for Gardeners: The Guide to Scottish Gardens, Nurseries and Garden Centres
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Born Under a Union Flag: Rangers, Britain and Scottish Independence
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A Touch of Treason
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Wales History of a Nation
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The Cevennes Journal: Notes on a Journey Through the French Highlands
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On the Other Side of Sorrow: Nature and People in the Scottish Highlands
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Testament
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The Cevennes Journal: Notes on a Journey Through the French Highlands
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To the Letter: A Curious History of Correspondence
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A Grass Bank Beyond: Memories of Mull
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Testament
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Tariq Ashkanani
Tariq Ashkanani is a writer based in Edinburgh, Scotland. His debut thriller, Welcome to Cooper, won the Bloody Scotland Debut Award and was shortlisted for the CWA New Blood Dagger. The Cooper-verse continues in the prequel novel, Follow Me to the Edg …
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