CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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The Poems of Norman MacCaig
Norman MacCaig, Ewen McCaig
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Arthritis Relief: Chinese Qigong for Healing and Prevention
Jwing-Ming Yang
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How the Scots Took Over London
David Stenhouse
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Nedworld: A Complete Guide to Ned Life and Living
Kylie Pilrig, Keanu McGlinchy
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Tales of the Picts
Stuart McHardy
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A Field Guide To Getting Lost
Rebecca Solnit
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Reading Diary
Alberto Manguel
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From Clan to Clearance: History and Archaeology on the Isle of Barra C. 850-1850 AD
Keith Branigan
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Learning to Listen, Listening to Learn
Noel Janis-Norton
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25 Walks: Loch Lomond and the Trossachs
Cameron McNeish
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Poems and Songs Of Robert Burns Unabridged
Robert Burns, John Cairney
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Shakespeare and Scotland
Andrew Murphy, Willy Maley
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Anecdotes of Scott
James Hogg, Jill Rubenstein
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Catalogue of Aerial Photographs 1994
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The Noblest Work of God: The Memoirs of James Lough and John Craig
Peter Aitchison
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Intimate Expanses: XXV Scottish Poems 1978-2002
Carol Ann Duffy, Douglas Dunn, Edwin Morgan, Ken Cockburn, Robyn Marsack
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This City Now: Glasgow and Its Working-Class Past
Ian R. Mitchell
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Secret Annexe
Alan Taylor, Irene Taylor
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Alias MacAlias: Writings on Songs, Folk and Literature
Hamish Henderson
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Buchan Words and Ways
Alexander Fenton
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