CATEGORY: Non-fiction
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Islamic Modernism and the Re-Enchantment of the Sacred in the Age of History
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The Scottish Miners, 1874-1939: Volume 1: Industry, Work and Community
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Scotland and the Spanish Civil War: ‘Living, Thinking, Dreaming Spain’
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Scottish Presbyterian Worship: Proposals for organic change 1843 to the present day
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Scottish Romanticism and the Making of Collective Memory in the British Atlantic
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Movement, Imagery and Touch for Fascia
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The Coins of Scotland, Ireland & the Islands 4th edition
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Body Mind Movement: An evidence-based approach to mindful movement
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Movement, Imagery and Touch for Fascia
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Whisky Sommelier: A Journey Through the Culture of Whisky
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3D/4D City Modelling: From Sensors to Applications
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Teacher Preparation in Scotland
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Why Gardens Matter
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Feisty and Fiery and Fierce: Badass Celtic Women to Live Your Life by from Scotland, Ireland and Wales
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Sleepless: A Thousand Sleepless Nights, One Solution
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Sleepless: A Thousand Sleepless Nights, One Solution
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When the World Stops Watching: Is There Life After Sport?
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The Science and Commerce of Whisky
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The Fish Lands: German trade with Iceland, Shetland and the Faroe Islands in the late 15th and 16th Century
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Mary, Queen of Scots and the Casket Letters
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Corrina Campbell
Corrina is a self-taught illustrator/author with a background in primary education. Having taught children from nursery to primary 7, Corrina has a wealth of knowledge with regards to engaging children in literature and knowing what makes a great story …
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Glasgow Museums
We have a long history of publishing – Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum opened in 1901, and people have been writing about and publishing on the city’s collections ever since. The focus of Glasgow Museums Publishing programme is naturally the one mil …