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Major operation: the play of the novel
William MacLellan
1943
The tale of some shipyard workers who lose their jobs when the Depression hits, and a bourgeois coal broker who loses both his firm and his wife.
Making a photograph: an introduction to photography
Studio Limited
1935
A guide to practical and creative photography by the renowned landscape photographer and environmentalist. With numerous tipped in photographic prints.
The making of a nation
Oliver and Boyd
1941
A short history of the formation of Great Britain from Roman times.
The making of John Menzies
John Menzies plc
1983
A history of the bookstall, bookshop, and distribution company.
The making of modern Stirling
Forth Naturalist and Historian
1983
A discussion of the development of Stirling from about 1800 to 1975.
The making of Scotch whisky: the history of the Scotch whisky distilling industry
James & James
1981
A history of the development of the whisky industry in Scotland.
The making of Scotland: lectures on the War of Independence delivered in the University of Glasgow
James MacLehose and Sons
1911
A discussion of the unification of Scotland and its quest for independence from England up to the mid-14th century.
The making of Sherlock Holmes: an investigation into the forensic methods of the world's first consulting detective in the year 1881
Magico Magazine
1984
Discusses the pioneering role of Holmes in the use of new techniques in the investigation of crime.
Making wireless outfits
E. & F. N. Spon, Ltd.
1914
A concise and simple explanation of the construction and use of inexpensive wireless equipment.
Malcolm Sage, detective
Herbert Jenkins Limited
1950
A volume of short stories featuring the Malcolm Sage Detective Bureau.
Man and his gods
Jonathan Cape
1953
A history of man's place in nature and his relation to the unknown.
The man from new York: John Quinn and his friends
Oxford University Press
1968
A biography of the New York lawyer who became on the most important patrons of art and literature in the twentieth century.
The man in brown
W. & R. Chambers, Ltd.
1945
A young man, on trial for the second time for the murder of his uncle, steps down free, but a marked man.
The man in moonlight: the tale of a twice lost cause, as told in the private papers of David Galbraith, chevalier of the court of King James the Eighth of Scotland and Third of England
John Westhouse
1947
A tale of the Jacobite rising based on the journals and letters of David Galbraith (Main, JW45).
The man in the corner
Franklin Library
1990
A collection of short stories, and a Queen's Quorum title.
A man of influence: Alex Reid 1854-1928
Scottish Arts Council
1967
Published to accompany an exhibition showing the impact of art dealer Alex Reid.
The man of the house
Collins
1956
No man trusted his neighbour in a Skye township after several sheep go missing.
The man they couldn't arrest
Hodder & Stoughton Limited
1930s
Valman Dain, an inventor, develops a mechanism for eavesdropping on conversations and sets about tracking down the various criminal gangs which are plaguing London, and then sends anonymous tip-offs to Scotland Yard.
The man upstairs, and other stories
Methuen & Co. Ltd.
1935
A collection of short stories that originally appeared in magazines.
The man who could not shudder
Bantam Books
1964
When a man is found shot, a young girl claims that the room did it.
The man who killed himself
Published for The Crime Club by Collins
1967
Arthur Brownjohn finds he is as hapless a murderer as a husband when he tries to kill his wife.
The man who was Sherlock Holmes
John Murray
1964
An assessment of those elements of Doyle's character which justify the closest personal association of him with Holmes.
The man who wrote detective stories, and other stories
Victor Gollancz Ltd
1959
An anthology of short stories by an author better known as Michael Innes.
