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  From Scotland
Loch Croispol |
Publisher: John Murray, London, 2007. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.
New soft cover. Illustrated. The role of Edinburgh from the 18th century in the development of ideas, philosophy, art, literature and science.
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From Scotland
Loch Croispol |
Publisher: Dover, New York, USA, 2007. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.
New soft cover. In the 19th century; Alexander Carmichael collected the songs, poems, prayers, incantations, etc known as "Carmina Gadelica". This volume contains a selection translated into English.
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From Scotland
Loch Croispol |
Publisher: John Donald, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2005. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.
New soft cover. Illustrated. A biography of the earliest named Christian figure associated with Scotland: St Nynia (also known as Ninian). This book also contains the first ever English translation of the Latin text "Miracula Nynie Episcopi" and a new translation of Ailred's 12th century "Vita Niniani".
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From Scotland
Loch Croispol |
Publisher: John Donald, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2000. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.
New soft cover. Illustrated. On 5th December 1600, Pope Clement VIII founded and endowed the Scots College in Rome, for the training of Scots into the priesthood. During the persecution of Scottish Catholics, the College provided priests for Scotland. This is a detailed history of the College from its beginnings to modern times.
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From Scotland
Loch Croispol |
Publisher: John Donald, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2001. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.
New soft cover. A detailed study of Cardinal Beaton's public, professional and private life.
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From Scotland
Loch Croispol |
Publisher: De Shird Publications, Cumbria, England, 2005. Illustrator: Thompson, Barbara. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.
New soft cover. Illustrated. Eilean Neave is a small island off the north coast of Sutherland, in Scotland, which was occupied by Celtic Christian monks from AD 600 - 800.
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From Scotland
Loch Croispol |
Publisher: Polygon, Edinburgh, Scotland, 2004. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: New.
New soft cover. A philosophical tour-de-force that introduces the concept of the "intellectual nomad".
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From Scotland
Loch Croispol |
Publisher: New Hope Publications, Peterhead, Scotland, 1982. Binding: Soft Cover. Condition: Good.
Good soft cover, with some shelf wear. Illustrated. The four Gospels translated into Scots, with the English Authorised King James version printed alongside the Scots text.
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