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The McTaggarts and other artist families
Fine Art Society Ltd
1989
Published to accompany an exhibition in Edinburgh and Glasgow, in 1989.
The McTaggarts' McTaggarts
Fine Art Society Ltd
1974
Published to accompany an exhibition in Edinburgh, in 1974.
The meaning of everything: the story of the Oxford English Dictionary
Oxford University Press
2003
A history of the greatest enterprise of its kind in history.
The meaning of the war for labour - freedom - country
Macmillan and Co., Limited
1914
A discussion of the possible outcomes of the First World War.
Measure for murder
Galileo Publishers
2022
A corpse is found in the box-office of a theatre run by the local amateur dramatics society.
La médecine est un roman: allocution d'ouverture au St. Mary's Hospital
Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
1991
A translation of an article by Doyle that first appeared in the Lancet in 1910.
The mediaeval castle in Scotland (Rhind lectures in archaeology, 1925-26)
Methuen & Co. Ltd.
1927
Based on a series lectures given by invitation in 1926.
Mediaeval Scotland: chapters on agriculture, manufactures, factories, taxation, revenue, trade, commerce, weights and measures
James MacLehose and Sons
1892
A collection of articles on the economy of early Scotland which originally appeared in the Glasgow Herald.
Medical astrology
L.N. Fowler & Co. Ltd.
1940s
An introduction to the study of astrology in relation to physical health.
The medieval churches and chapels of Shetland
Shetland Archaeological and Historical Society
1975
A survey of over 120 churches and chapels which were in existence in Shetland in the period 1050 to 1560.
Medusa
Faber and Faber
2003
A body is found in abandoned military tunnels in the Italian Alps.
Meet Mr. Callaghan
Collins
1953
Omnibus volume containing three full-length Cheyney novels.
Meigle museum: Pictish carved stones
Historic Scotland
2002
A guide to 27 Pictish carved stones displayed in the old schoolhouse in Meigle.
Memo for spring
Reprographia
1972
The first collection of poems by the Scottish writer and broadcaster.
Memoirs of a modern Scotland
Faber and Faber
1970
A collection of essays in honour of Hector MacIver, including contributions from Hugh MacDiarmid, George Mackay Brown, Muriel Spark, William MacIlvanney etc.
The memoirs of Jimmie Lavender
Metropolitan Toronto Reference Library
1996
A collection of short stories most of which originally appeared in pulp magazines.
The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes
Gasogene Books
1999
An extensively annotated edition of 'The memoirs of Sherlock Holmes'.
Memorials of the Bass Rock
James Gemmell
1881
A history of the Bass Rock from its first occupation by St Baldred.
Memories of Caithness
Stenlake Publishing Ltd.
2004
A pictorial record of Caithness, with commentary.
Memories of enjoyment
Kerryman Limited
1946
A collection of essays and reminiscences by the Irish writer, journalist, and politician.
Memories of our village
[Agnes Mabel Conisbee]
1944
Some reminiscences of life in the village of Horsley.
The memory of mankind: the story of libraries since the dawn of history
Oak Knoll Press
2001
A discussion of the role that libraries have played in the history of civilization.
The men of the rocks
Fortune Press
1942
A collection of poems by actor, director, and broadcaster Joseph Todd Gordon Macleod written under the pseudonym Adam Drinan. From the library of Scottish book collector Robert Bradford Reid.
Mental science: its nature and objects : introductory pamphlet
Edinburgh Higher Thought Centre
1903
A prospectus issued by the Edinburgh Higher Thought Centre, which was founded by Helen Rhodes Wallace, a writer and traveller, and was located for a while at 49 Shandwick Place.
