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The story of that lesser-known human tragedy is told for the first time in this prize-winning and internationally acclaimed book In this book, T.M. Devine provides an unusually detailed account of the classic themes of Highland and Scottish history, including clearance, landlordism, crafting life, emigration and migration which provides a subtle and intricate reconstruction of Highland history.
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Use voucher code SHOPPING5 before finalising your purchase and get ?5 off your first purchase on PriceMinister (?5.01 minimum purchase). -
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Management of Offenders Etc. (Scotland) Act 2005 - Acts of the Scottish Parliament - Elizabeth II 2005 asp14
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All UK mainland orders over £80.00 = FREE P&P. All UK mainland orders under £80.00 = £4.50 P&P. Channel Islands, Northern Ireland, Scottish Islands and BFPO = £9.99 P&P For all orders over £50, delivery is by courier. Products under £50 will be delivered by recorded delivery. We aim to dispatch your items same day when order is received by midday and items are in-stock, and deliver within 24 hours. However we can never guarantee any delivery times. Orders to the Highlands and offshore UK destinations...
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(September 2008) Fanfare For St. Andrew's Night * The Black Bear Salute * Abbey Craig * Take The High Road * Amazing Grace Anthem * Kishmul's Galley * Alba Fanfare Salute * The Thin Red Line * Cumberland Square * Dunvegan Castle * From The Highlands * Sutherland's Law * Fairy Dance Reel * Benedictus * Devil's Finale.
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Eddy has chosen his favourite twenty-five inland touring routes and described them in loving detail. The routes are beautifully illustrated with numerous colour photos and specially commissioned maps. The selected routes are suitable for open canoes, sit-on-tops and touring kayaks. Many of them are multi-day trips that can be tackled as a single voyage or a series of day trips. Great variety is provided, the journeys taking place on inland lochs, sheltered sea lochs and rivers of up to Grade 2. This...
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Once again, this is a limited edition publication (only 3,500 copies have been produced). 64 of the countrys most pleasurable and scenic venues for golf are featured, with 34 courses, not previously featured in Volume I. Scorecards and editorials accompany Donalds stunning photographs of each course. It is slightly smaller than the first volume, measuring 15" x 10" and is hard backed, with gold leaf titles on the front cover. In addition, there is a beautiful dust jacket included.
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He joined Fleming as under falconer and soon afterwards succeeded John Hainshaw as head falconer. He continued with the hawks at Barochan after Fleming’s death but for the last two years of his professional life was in the service of the Earl of Morton at Dalmahoy, before retiring to Ashfield, near Glasgow, where he died in 1833 aged 84.
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An 'in concert' production of a big orchestra complete with all the 'bells & whistles' that big orchestras have, and even then it's augmented with pipers & drummers.
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The DVD takes the viewer on a tour of the present day Edinburgh Castle, including St Margaret's Chapel, the Half-Moon Battery and Crown Square. The DVD also includes footage of the Military Tattoo and the firing of the One O'Clock Gun.
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Great Scottish Courses was first published in 1999. It is a large book (measuring some 20" x 16"), leathe rbound with gold foil inscriptions on the cover. 60+ of Scotland's favourite and most scenic courses are featured. Each course features an editorial with a scorecard and details about the venue, milestones or notable events over the years. Only 4000 copies were published and less than 150 remain for sale!
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Great Scottish Tenor, The (1xCD)
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SIDE 1: 1. Amazing Grace 2. Scotland The Brave March Medley 3. The Road To The Isles 4. Athol Highlanders Bugle Horn 5. The Green Hills Of Tyrol 6. The Battles O'er Lochanside 7. March: Nairn 8. Rose Of Kelvingrove 9. Scottish Serenade 10. Tartan Tuba 11. Jacobite Sword Dance 12. March Off - Bonnie Dundee Blue Bonnets O'er The Border SIDE 2: 1. Highland Cathedral 2. Queen Elizabeth's March Medley 3. Scots Wha Hae 4. Medley - Going Home/My Home/Skye Boat Song 5. Highland Patrol - The Wee MacGregor 6. Bonnie Black...
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Interesting and entertaining (Scots Magazine) Tracks: + Reveille + Reveille + Atholl Highlanders + Highland Cathedral + The Keel Row + Going Home + The Red Coat + The Bugle Horn + Men Of Harlech + The Sands Of Kuwait + The Pibroch Of Donuill Dubh + The Glendaruel Highlanders + The 42nd + The Keel Row + Rhu Vaternish + Cabar Feidh + The Kilworth Hills + Queen Elizabeth's March + The Pibroch Of Donuill Dubh + Last Post + Fingal's Weeping
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Rannoch Moor is located to the south east of Fort William. It is a plateau at around 1100 feet above sea-level, created 20,000 years ago by the movement of glaciers. It is surrounded by 3,000 foot mountains and acts as a watershed collecting the water run-off and diverting it westward to the Atlantic or eastward to the North sea. It consists of around 50 square miles of boggy moorland on a granite base.
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The London Scottish in the Great War
For two centuries the officers and men of the London Scottish have faithfully served their country, never more so than during the terrible years of the Great War. Initially with the 1st Guards Brigade, and later with the 56th (London) Division, the 1st Battalion was so committed to the prosecution of its cause that by November 1918 its numbers included only three survivors of the original Battle of Messines. The 2nd Battalion saw action in campaigns as diverse as France and Flanders, Ireland, the...
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(September 2008) Fanfare For St. Andrew's Night * The Black Bear Salute * Abbey Craig * Take The High Road * Amazing Grace Anthem * Kishmul's Galley * Alba Fanfare Salute * The Thin Red Line * Cumberland Square * Dunvegan Castle * From The Highlands * Sutherland's Law * Fairy Dance Reel * Benedictus * Devil's Finale.
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Scottish, British Army, Soldier, Patrol - Bronze-A1c
Hi there, received my goods today, very impressed with service and after sales communication. A very well run company with brilliant future prospects. You shall be hearing from me again very soon.
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In ancient Scotland Robert Mhor is a great conquer, warrior and lover who regularly takes advantage of the women from his defeated enemies. Once possessed by Robert, a woman will never find fulfilment again, however he loves the lusty lady of the loch (Jodie Moore) who takes him to orgasmic climaxes unknown to other mortals. Find out what happens to these lovers and their jealous enemies. Certificate 18 - UK Compatible - Run time: 1 hours 30 min
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Once again, this is a limited edition publication (only 3,500 copies have been produced). 64 of the country's most pleasurable and scenic venues for golf are featured, with 34 courses, not previously featured in Volume I. Scorecards and editorials accompany Donald's stunning photographs of each course. It is slightly smaller than the first volume, measuring 15" x 10" and is hard backed, with gold leaf titles on the front cover. In addition, there is a beautiful dust jacket included.
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Scottish Milk Tablet. Crumbly, melt in the mouth little squares of wonder. These are the best we could find and boy did we try loads. Made by a family run business, in scotland, of course.
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Scottish Whitewater, The SCA Guidebook
The long awaited guidebook to white water across the length & breadth of the country. Written by paddlers, for paddlers, this is a must for anyone, covering 215 runs on 190 rivers & illustrated in colour.
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At this time Morison & Co., one of Edinburgh's leading cabinet-makers, was run by the partnership of William Robert Reid, and his brother John. Their father William Reid (d. 1895) had joined the cabinet-maker James Morison in 1847 and for many years after Morison's death in 1862 had run the business. James and Mathew Morison of Edinburgh and Ayr's most notable commission had been for Sir David Hunter-Blair at Blairquhan, 1823-5.
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