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The literary masks of Hugh MacDiarmid
Drumalban Press
1964
An essay on the literary impact of Hugh MacDiarmid. An 'extra' of a limited, signed edition of 55.
Literature in Ireland: studies Irish and Anglo-Irish
Talbot Press Limited
1916
An introduction to Irish literature, with a selection of Irish poems.
The little red town and JMB : the life story of Kirriemuir and its place in the life of Sir James Matthew Barrie, Bart.
Sandra Affleck
1990
A history of Kirriemuir and her most famous son.
Liverpool alehouses: including the Wirral
Sigma Leisure
1995
A guide to selected Merseyside pubs.
Lives of the brothers Humboldt, Alexander and William
Ingram, Cooke, & Co.
1852
Biographies of the two famous German scientists. From the library of noted cartographer John Bartholomew with loosely inserted invoice.
Living Scottish poets
Ernest Benn Ltd.
1931
An anthology of work by selected Scottish poets including four by MacDiarmid.
Le livre blanc
Peter Owen
1969
Cocteau's semi-autobiographical narrative making a plea for homosexuality to be accepted without censure.
Local brew: traditional breweries and their ales
Robert Hale
1986
A guide to local breweries up and down the British Isles.
Local pubs past and present: a nostalgic journey round Takeley's public houses
Takeley Local History Society
2004
A description of public houses in an Essex hamlet.
The lodger
Franklin Library
1990
A story inspired by the Whitechapel murders of 1888, committed by Jack the Ripper.
The lonely side of the river
Hodder and Stoughton
1965
A selfish and amoral man plans a brutal insurance fraud.
The lonely skier
Collins
1947
A demobbed officer is hired as a script writer and finds himself on the trail of Nazi gold.
The long divorce
Franklin Library
1990
Fen adopts the persona of Mr Datchery when he is called to investigate a series of poison pen letters.
A long finish
Faber and Faber
1998
Zen is assigned to prove that the son of an important wine-grower is innocent of a brutal murder.
The long goodbye
Hamish Hamilton
1953
Some books need little introduction: this classic won the 1954 Edgar.
The longest day: June 6, 1944
Victor Gollancz Ltd
1960
An account of the preparation for and execution of the D-Day landings.
The Lonsdale keeper's book
Seeley Service & Co Limited
1938
A guide to the management and exploitation of game, and the role of the gamekeeper.
A look back at old Fife. Series 2
Fife Publicity
2010
A photographic record of life and times in Fife.
Looking back on Edinburgh
N.B. Traction Group
1985
A selection of photographs showing life and times in Edinburgh.
The loot runners
John Lehmann Ltd
1949
A story of one of the most audacious smuggling gangs, based in a remote loch in Scotland.
Lord of the sorcerers
William Heinemann Ltd
1973
Lady Helen Loring brings home a cursed Egyptian lamp and then vanishes as she climbs the stairs in her house. From the library of Michael Hastilow.
A losing game
House of Stratus
2001
The victim of a moneylender and blackmailer is falsely accused of murder when he perishes when his cottage burns down.
