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The Social Credit Secretariat
Published for the Social Credit Secretariat by K.R.P. Publications Ltd.
1930s
A prospectus for the Social Credit Secretariat formed to help the work of Major C. H. Douglas.
The Society of Scottish Artists: the first 100 years
Society of Scottish Artists
1991
A history of the formation and development of the Society of Scottish Artists.
The soldiers' English and French conversation book
T. Werner Laurie Limited
1917
Aimed at helping the British soldier converse with the French and Belgian allies.
The solution of codes and ciphers
Alexander Maclehose & Co.
1936
A guide to deciphering coded messages, with handy frequency tables.
The Solway Junction Railway
Oakwood Press
1990
A history of the origins, construction and impact of this small railway that spanned the Solway Firth.
Some account of the Old Hall of Lincoln's Inn
Dolphin Press
1928
A guide to the history and architecture of this famous Inn of Court.
Some aspects of gipsy music
William Reeves
1913
Some observations on the origins and characteristics of gipsy music. With loosely inserted letter from the author to Mrs Sanderson (wife of the Tweedsmuir Laddie - William Sanderson).
Some aspects of the English language
Oliver and Boyd
1941
A discussion of the influences that shaped English and some suggestions for the Polish soldier.
Some early gravestones in the Holy Rude kirkyard, Stirling
Forth Naturalist and Historian
1990
A discussion of 16th and 17th century gravestones associated with the Holy Rude graveyard.
Some ecclesiastical reflections by a non-Holmesian
Poor Folk Upon the Moors
1998
A discussion of religious aspects of the Sherlock Holmes stories.
Some knowledge of Baritsu: an investigation of the Japanese system of wrestling used by Sherlock Holmes
Northern Musgraves
1996
A discussion of baritsu and related martial arts in the canon.
Some light on the past around Glenrothes
William G. Rowntree Bodie
1968
A history of Glenrothes and its environs.
Some notes on a meeting at Chisham
Magico Magazine
1985
Reprint of a pamphlet discussing the possibility of a meeting between Holmes and Father Brown.
Some notes on bookbinding
Humphrey Milford
1929
An introduction to bookbinding by a renowned craftsman and bound using Cockerell marbled papers, which were first produced at the Cockerell bindery by Sydney and Oliver Cockerell in September 1926.
Some portraits of the Lake Poets and their homes
G. P. Abraham, Ltd.
1947
A collection of short biographies of poets who lived or worked in the Lake District, with
Some practical good: the Cockburn Association 1875-1975: a hundred year's participation in planning in Edinburgh
Cockburn Association
1975
A history of the Cockburn Association in Edinburgh.
Some unaccountable exploits of Sherlock Holmes
Magico Magazine
1985
A collection of short Sherlockian pastiches.
Some way for reason: poems
William Heinemann Ltd
1948
A collection of poems by the respected Irish architectural historian and conservationist.
Something about words
John Murray
1935
A linguistic miscellany drawn from lectures and papers.
Something fresh
Methuen & Co. Ltd.
1934
After a rare Egyptian artifact is mistakenly taken by Lord Emsworth, his former friend hires thieves to get it back.
Son of Holmes: a fiction
Donald I. Fine, Inc.
1986
Holmes' son becomes a suspect when one of a group of French agents is murdered.
The song of Lazarus
Poetry Folios
1945
A poem dedicated to Paul Eluard. Number 53 of a limited edition of 200.
A song to David, and other poems
Grey Walls Press Ltd
1947
A selection of poems by the eighteenth century writer, who was confined by his father-in-law in an asylum for a number of years. (Todd, Main and Gibb, RT27).
