CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Transatlantic Literary Studies: A Reader
Susan Manning, Andrew Taylor
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Brother Nature
Jim Crumley
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British Propaganda to France, 1940-1944: Machinery, Method and Message
Tim Brooks, Philip Taylor
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Dear Laura
Laura Hird
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Text World Theory: An Introduction
Joanna Gavins
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44 Things: My Year at Home
Kirsty Gunn
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Polar Crusader: A Life of Sir James Wordie
Michael Smith
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The Great Glen Way: Two-way Trail Guide
Paddy Dillon
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The Strange Affair of Madeleine Smith: Victorian Scotland’s Trial of the Century
Douglas MacGowan
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Walking Through Scotland’s History: Two Thousand Years on Foot
Ian R. Mitchell
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Gift Songs
John Burnside
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Catherine Carswell: A Biography
Jan Pilditch
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A Lie About My Father
John Burnside
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St. Valery: The Impossible Odds
Bill Innes
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The Siege of Vienna
John Stoye
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The Grand Scuttle: The Sinking of the German Fleet at Scapa Flow in 1919
Dan Van der Vat
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Written Lives
Javier Marias
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A Book of Lives
Edwin Morgan
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The Burns Supper Companion
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Beyond the Sun: Scotland’s Favourite Paintings
Edwin Morgan
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