CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Edwin Morgan: Inventions of Modernity
Colin Nicholson
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Benny: The Life and Times of a Fighting Legend
John Burrowes
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The Kingship of the Scots, 842-1292: Succession and Independence
A. A. M. Duncan
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Bloomsbury Good Reading Guide: What to Read and What to Read Next
Nick Rennison, Kenneth McLeish
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Not of This World: Creatures of the Supernatural in Scotland
Maurice Fleming
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Building Fireplace Mantels: Distinctive Projects for Any Style of Home
Mario Rodriguez
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The Scottish Empire
Michael Fry
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The English Language in Scotland: An Introduction to Scots
Charles Jones
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Great Britain: 2003
Eugene Fodor, etc.
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Aberdeen Curiosities
Robert Smith
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Who are the Scots: and, The Scottish Nation
Gordon Menzies
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Scottish Independence: A Practical Guide
Jo E. Murkens, Peter Jones, Michael Keating
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The Feminine Gospels
Carol Ann Duffy
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The Darien Disaster
John Prebble
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If You’re Proud To Be A Leeds Fan
Tom Palmer
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Highland Perthshire
Roger Smith
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Bikie: A Love Affair with the Racing Bicycle
Charlie Woods
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The South Pole: An Account of the Norwegian Antartctic Expedition in the Fram’ 1910-12′
Captian Roald Amundsen
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The Scottish Wedding Book
G.W. Lockhart
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A Change is Gonna Come: Music, Race and the Soul of America
Craig Hansen Werner
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