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Random Scottish History

Pre-1900 Book Collection of Scottish Literature, History, Art & Folklore.

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    • ‘A History of the Highlands’ (1850)
    • ‘Gazetteer of Scotland’ (1847)
    • ‘Book of Blunders’ (1883)
    • ‘How Scotland Lost Her Parliament and what came of it’ (1891)
    • ‘A History of Scotland’ (1881)
    • ‘History of Rutherglen and East-Kilbride’ (1793)
    • ‘Tales of the Highlands’ (1881)
    • ‘Popular Tales of the West Highlands’ (1890-1893)
    • ‘Book of Days’ (1886)
    • ‘Sketches of Early Scotch History’ (1861)
    • ‘Scotland Illustrated’ (1845)
    • ‘Old Glasgow’ (1880)
    • ‘Caledonian Mercury’ (1661 & 1861)
    • ‘Domestic Annals of Scotland’ (1885)
    • ‘Historical Works of Sir James Balfour’ (1824)
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    • ‘Select Views on the River Clyde’ (1830)
    • ‘Life of Mary, Queen of Scots’ (1822)
    • ‘Rab and His Friends’ (Fiction)
    • ‘Memorial Catalogue of the Old Glasgow Exhibition 1894’ (1896)
    • ‘Gloomy Memories’ (1892)
    • ‘Old and New Edinburgh’ (1880)
    • ‘Scots Lore’ (1895).
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  • Glasgow’s Eastern Necropolis (Janefield Cemetery) by Tam Mcann.
  • Glasgow’s City Necropolis by Tam McCann.
  • Ballindalloch Castle – Photos by Sylvain Allard.

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