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Contemporary Scottish studies: first series
Leonard Parsons
1926
A collection of essays on contemporary Scottish cultural personalities.
Conundrums for the long week-end: England, Dorothy L. Sayers and Lord Peter Wimsey
Kent State University Press
2000
An exploration of how Sayers used her fictional hero to comment on, and come to terms with, the social upheaval of the time.
Le coq et Arlequin: notes autour de la musique
Éditions de la Serene
1918
A collection of statements and proposals with an appendix on Stravinsky's 'Le sacre du printemps'.
The coroner's lunch
Quercus
2007
The wife of a Party leader is wheeled into Laos's only morgue.
Corpus meum: this is my body, being (1) a homely word in the great spiritual doctrine of the work of nutrition ...
Percy Lund Humphries & Co., Ltd.
1911
A discussion of nutrition within the context of Christian teachings.
Cosmos: a sketch of a physical description of the universe
Henry G. Bohn
1848
Based on a lecture series delivered in Berlin, Humboldt paints a general "portrait of nature", describing the physical nature of outer space and the Earth.
Cosmos: a sketch of a physical description of the universe. Vol. V
George Bell and Sons
1876
Published posthumously the final volume of Cosmos focuses on the structure of the earth and the release of energy through earthquakes, volcanoes, thermal springs, etc.
Count d'Orgel opens the ball
Harvill Press
1952
A haunting novel of chaste and sacrificial love set in the Paris of the early nineteen-twenties.
A countryman's cog in the wheel of evolution
Culross
1990
The reminiscences of a Perthshire engineer and local politician.
Crail burials, 1855-1923 from the Sexton Book. Volume 1: Abbie-Lees
Fife Family History Society
2006
A transcription of records from the fourth gravedigger book of Crail churchyard.
Crail burials, 1855-1923 from the Sexton Book. Volume 2: Leslie-Yule
Fife Family History Society
2006
A transcription of records from the fourth gravedigger book of Crail churchyard.
Cramond Kirkyard: memorial inscriptions
Cramond Heritage Trust
1993
A guide to nearly 400 monumental inscriptions with indexes by name, place and profession.
Cranstoun: a parish history
privately printed for the author by C.S. Russell
1907
A history of the parish of Cranstoun in Midlothian. Limited edition of 300.
Le crime de l'Orient-Express
Claude Lefrancq
1995
A graphic novel adaptation of 'Murder on the Orient-Express'.
Crime in good company: essays on criminals and crime writing
Constable
1959
A collection of fourteen essays on crime writing including contributions by Raymond Chandler, Josephine Bell, Cyril Hare and Julian Symons.
Crime in Kensington
Moonstone Press
2019
A murder takes place in a hotel which is not quite what it seems.
The cross purposes: a coloured novelette
Editions Poetry London
1945
A satire telling the story of three designing women.
The Crossford-Hazelbank district: a survey of seventy years 1875 to 1945
David J. Clark Limited
1946
A history of the Lanarkshire district.
The Croxley Master: a great tale of the prize ring
McClure, Phillips & Co.
1907
A medical student turns to the boxing ring to try and fund his university course fees. Green and Gibson A31a.
Culross: a short guide to the Royal Burgh
National Trust for Scotland
1971
A guide to main places of interest in the Fife village of Culross.
Cupar: the years of controversy - its newspaper press 1822-1872
Fife Family History Society
2009
A history of the Fife Herald and the battle for its control. Signed by the author on the title-page.
The curse of the bronze lamp
William Morrow & Company
1945
An archaeological relic is brought back to Britain with tragic results.
