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Journeys in Ireland: literary travellers, rural landscapes, cultural relations
Ashgate
1999
A critical account of a wide range of travel writing about rural Ireland.
Jubilee Collection
Collins
1980
A complete set of twelve volumes re-issued to celebrate fifty years of the Crime Club.
Judgment and planning in chess
G. Bell and Sons Ltd
1973
A discussion of approaches to the middle game in chess.
Just another word
Jonathan Cape
1945
An anthology of words, with quotations to show their beauty, strangeness, or absurdity.
Just let me be
Werner Laurie
1950
A war-veteran hides a body after accidentally knifing him when he intervenes in a fight.
Just like Jennings
Collins
1961
Jennings and Darbishire start their term off badly with a kerfuffle on the train. The twelfth book in the series.
Just William's luck
George Newnes Limited
1950
William and the Outlaws decide to get their elder brothers married off as soon as possible.
Justly celebrated ales: a directory of Norfolk brewers. 1850-1990
Brewery History Society
1991
A directory of brewers in the county of Norfolk.
The Kalendar of the Scottish church
St Ninian's Cathedral
1937
A guide to days which are specially marked in terms of obligation or remembrance.
Kant and the platypus: essays on language and cognition
Secker & Warburg
1999
Addresses the question of how much our perceptions of things depend on our cognitive ability, and how much on linguistic resources.
Karmesin: world's greatest criminal - or most outrageous liar
Crippen & Landru Publishers
2003
The first collection of all seventeen stories featuring master thief and self-confessed genius Karmesin.
Keep the Home Guard turning
Chatto & Windus
1943
Follows the ups and downs of a Home Guard company on the Hebridean islands of Little Toddy and Great Toddy.
Keeps death his court
John Crowther
1946
While a murder game is being played at a Christmas party, the host lies dead on the terrace from a battered skull.
The Ken Valley
Stenlake Publishing
2001
A pictorial record, with commentary, of the Dumfries and Galloway district.
Kentish brewers and the brewers of Kent
Brewery History Society
2011
A directory of the brewers and breweries of Kent.
The Kentish manor murders
Macmillan
1988
Sheridan Haynes is persuaded to give a performance to a fanatical collector of Sherlockiana.
The Kenyon tradition: the history of James Kenyon & Son Ltd 1664-1964
W. Heffer & Sons Ltd
1964
A history of the Bury textile firm.
Kept in the dark: the denial to Bomber Command of vital ULTRA and other intelligence information during World War II
Pen & Sword
2010
An assessment of intelligence control and failures and the impact of air missions during the Second World War.
The key to St Andrews
J. & G. Innes, Ltd.
1960
A short guide to the history and notable buildings of St Andrews.
Killearn past and present
Buchanan 500 in conjunction with Drymen and District Local History Society
2006
A photographic record of the notable buildings and features of Killearn.
The Killearn Trusts for the promotion and advancement of the welfare and interests of the inhabitants of the Parish of Killearn: report by the Trustees from 1st April 1954 to 31st March 1958
Killearn Trust
1958
A report on the activities of the Killearn Trust, established in 1932.
The Killin branch railway
Stirling District Libraries
1993
A history of the Killin Railway Company and its branch line from the Callander and Oban Railway.
