CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Shetland Rambles: A Sketching Tour Retracing the Footsteps of Victorian Artist John T.Reid
Mairi Hedderwick
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Souvenir 1952-2012
Annie Bullen
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The Story of Scotland
Nigel Tranter
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The West End Front: The Wartime Secrets of London’s Grand Hotels
Matthew Sweet
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Burns and Other Poets
David Sergeant, Fiona Stafford
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Panda: Back from the Brink
Zhou Mengqi
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As Though We Were Flying
Andrew Greig
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The Great Glen: From Columba to Telford
Catriona Fforde
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Somewhere in Blood Soaked France: The Diary of Corporal Angus Mackay, Royal Scots, Machine Gun Corps, 1914-1917
Alasdair Sutherland
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The Cradle King: A Life of James VI & I
Alan Stewart
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Walking in a Fergie Wonderland
Frank Worrall
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Ally McCoist – Ranger’s Hero
Alistair Aird
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Scotland and the British Empire
John M. MacKenzie, T. M. Devine
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Walking in a Fergie Wonderland
Frank Worrall
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A White Leaping Flame/Caoir Gheal Leumraich: Sorley Maclean: Collected Poems
Christopher Whyte, Emma Dymock
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A Waxing Moon: The Modern Gaelic Revival
Roger Hutchinson
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Higher Modern Studies
Ruaridh Nicolson, Derick Proctor, Gemma McGratten
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Hitler’s Early Raiders
Robert McQueen
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Jedward: Our Story
Amy H. Lee
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The Ultimate Book of Heroic Failures
Stephen Pile
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