CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Donald Dewar: The First First Minister
Wendy Alexander
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Simply Devine: The Autobiography
Sydney Devine
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Rosslyn and the Grail
Mark Oxbrow, Ian Robertson, Simon Cox
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The Book of Lists: The Original Compendium of Curious Information
David Wallechinsky, Amy Wallace
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Crimelord: The Licensee: The True Story of Tam McGraw
David Leslie
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Hail Cesar: The Autobiography of Billy McNeill
Billy McNeill
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Textiles from the Archives of the Glasgow School of Art
Liz Arthur
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Grampian Curiosities
Robert Smith
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Scottish Ballads
Sarah Dunnigan
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Scottish Pottery
Graeme Cruickshank
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A Sense of Belonging to Scotland: Further Journeys
Andy Hall
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Voices Of The Old Firm
Stephen Walsh
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John Houston
Philip Long
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The Real Mackay: The Dave Mackay Story
Dave Mackay, Martin Knight, Alex Ferguson
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The Endless Tide
Iain R. Thomson
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The Southern Upland Way: Official Guide
Roger Smith
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Living Memories
Jennifer Veitch
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Aberdeen Curiosities
Robert Smith
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The Final Whistle? Scottish Football: The Best and Worst of Times
Harry Reid
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Dee the Business
Peter Fraser
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