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The past around us
Heather Ann Dowd
2004
A compilation of articles on Alloa which first appeared in the Alloa Advertiser.
The past hundred years: the buildings of the University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh University Press
1973
A guide to the buildings in the vicinity of George Square and King's Buildings.
Past poetic: archaeology in the poetry of W.B. Yeats and Seamus Heany
Duckworth
2004
An analysis of how the two poets used archaeology in their work.
Pastoral poetry and pastoral drama: a literary inquiry, with special reference to the pre-restoration stage in England
A.H. Bullen
1906
A critique of pastoral drama, with an emphasis on Elizabethan literature. From the library of Scottish poet William Soutar.
Patent medicines
Fact, Ltd.
1938
A discussion of issues relating to secret or semi-secret proprietary remedies.
Path and pavement: twenty new tales of Britain
Eric Grant
1937
A collection of short stories including 'Ritual' by Arthur Machen, 'The moon through glass' by Hugh MacDiarmid, and several fantasy tales.
The patience of Maigret
Franklin Library
1987
Contains two Maigret novels: 'A battle of nerves' and 'A face for a clue'.
Patrick McGoohan: Danger man or Prisoner?
Tomahawk Press
2007
The first ever biography of the actor.
Paul Nash: the portrait of an artist
Faber and Faber
1945
The first substantial account of Nash's life and work.
Peace making 1919
Constable & Co Ltd
1945
A revised text which includes an assessment of the successes and failures of the Versailles Conference and the lessons for the ongoing Second World War.
The peacock feather murders
International Polygonics, Ltd.
1987
A man is found shot dead in a room whose only door has been guarded and whose only window (forty feet from the ground) was under observation.
Peake's progress: selected writings and drawings of Mervyn Peake
Overlook Press
1981
A selection of Peake's writings and drawings, made by his widow.
Pel among the pueblos
Constable
1987
Two ageing crooks die in a double shooting, and the main suspect can't be found.
Pel and the party spirit
Constable
1989
A thirty-year-old corpse is discovered in a thirteenth century tower.
Pel and the perfect partner
Constable
1994
Inspector Pel disappears, re-appears and re-captures the Poltergeist, France's most dangerous criminal.
Pel and the picture of innocence
Constable
1988
A notorious gangster is ambushed and assassinated in his car.
Pel and the touch of pitch
Constable
1987
A member of the French National Assembly is kidnapped.
The penalty area
Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd.
1950s
Are rumours about Venhurst School's ace goalkeeper true?
The pendulum of battle: Operation Goodwood, July 1944
Leo Cooper
2004
An assessment of the largest British tank battle ever to have taken place. With loosely inserted correspondence between the author and Major Alastair Ritchie.
