Publisher: Birlinn, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2008. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.

New soft cover. Illustrated. Autobiography of the minister of the Scots Kirk in Paris at the time of the German invasion in 1940. He stayed in France and helped establish a network of safe houses and escape routes for Allied soldiers and airmen trapped in occupied territory.

Publisher: Scottish Cultural Press, Dalkeith, Scotland, 2004. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.

New soft cover. An investigation of the Scottish clan system, its internal rivalries and its conflicts with the Cromwellian and Hanoverian armies.

Publisher: Natural Heritage Books, Toronto, Canada, 1999. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.

New soft cover. Illustrated. The journal of Lieutenant Andrew Agnew, of the 93rd (Sutherland) Highlanders regiment, describing his tour of duty in 1839 in Manitoulin, in Canada.

Publisher: Birlinn, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2006. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.

New soft cover. Illustrated. Memoir of a soldier who was captured in 1944, and became a prisoner of war and virtual slave of the Nazis in the mines of Silesia. He escaped three times, on one of these meeting his future wife.

Publisher: Mainstream, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2008. Binding: Hard Cover. Condition: New. Dust Jacket: New.

New hard cover in new dustjacket. Illustrated. A history of the regiment formed in Edinburgh in 1689 to defend the city.

Publisher: Luath, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2001. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.

New soft cover. Illustrated. In 1999, three women boarded a barge belonging to the military, and threw some computer equipment overboard. The three women were subsequently acquitted by the sheriff as citizens trying to prevent nuclear crime. This is their story, and the story of the campaign against nuclear bases in Scotland.