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The Fleet: its river, prison and marriages
T. Fisher Unwin
1889
A history of the River Fleet and associated landmarks from its source on Hampstead Heath to its joining with the Thames. From the library of Eric Burdett.
Fletcher of Saltoun: selected political writings and speeches
Scottish Academic Press
1979
A collection of Andrew Fletcher's political speeches and pamphlets.
The flower of battle: British fiction writers of the First World War
Secker & Warburg
1995
An assessment of writers who survived the First World War and the impact it had on their writings.
The flowers of the forest: Scotland and the First World War
Birlinn Limited
2006
An assessment of the industrial and human contribution made by Scotland during the First World War, and the post-war impact on its economy.
The Flying Scotsman: a Mycroft Holmes story
Tom Doherty Associates
1999
Mycroft Holmes is assigned as the protector of a European prince on board the Flying Scotsman.
A focus on golf: St Andrews and photography 1845-1859
British Golf Museum
2001
A photographic record of the development of golf in St Andrews. Signed by the authors inside the front card cover.
For a web begun: the story of Dunfermline
Oliver and Boyd
1947
A history of the Fife town.
For the sake of the game: being a further travel guide to the England of Sherlock Holmes
Gasogene Press, Ltd.
1986
The second volume in Hammer's quest to identify Sherlockian sites in England. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper.
A force of innocence
George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd
1966
Professor David Connell investigates the case of an ex-university friend who has been found guilty of murder.
Forgan Kirkyard: monumental inscriptions and mortcloth records
Tay Valley Family History Society
1997
A guide to over 200 monumental inscriptions and several hundred mortcloth records from St Fillan's Church.
Form and meaning in medieval romance
Modern Humanities Research Association
1966
The presidential address of the Modern Humanities Research Association in 1966.
Fortescue of the fourth
Gerald G. Swan
1945
Reginald Fortescue's dark past exposes him to blackmail despite his reformed character.
The Forth and Clyde Canal: a history
Tuckwell Press
2003
A history of the Forth and Clyde Canal from its inception in 1790 to the new connection via the Falkirk Wheel.
The Forth and Clyde Canal: a Kirkintilloch view
Strathkelvin District Libraries and Museums
1985
A guide to the development and use of the Forth and Clyde Canal.
The Foulis Press and the Foulis Academy: Glasgow's eighteenth century school of art and design
Glasgow Art Index in association with the Friends of Glasgow University Library
2001
Published to accompany an exhibition at the Mitchell Library.
Foundlings: West Lothian's abandoned children
West Lothian Council Libraries
2000
A short account of abandoned babies in Linlithgowshire.
The four gentlemen of Westminster
Westminster Hospital
1924
A prospectus issued in support of funding for the Westminster Hospital.
Fourth leaders from the Times 1950: a selection from the past twelve months
Times Publishing Company Limited
1951
A collection of short essays including 'The schoolboys' Holmes'.
Fourth leaders from the Times 1952: a selection from the past twelve months
Times Publishing Company Limited
1953
A collection of short essays including 'A new Holmes mystery'.
Fr Allan McDonald of Eriskay, 1859-1905: priest, poet, and folklorist
Oliver and Boyd
1954
Based on a broadcast talk, and printed to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the consecration of Eriskay church.
Fragments regarding the ancient history of the Hebrides
Glasgow Herald
1850
A compilation of articles that originally appeared in the Glasgow Herald "of which a very few copies have been printed", believed to be 50.
Fragrant earth: an autobiography of a land girl
Epworth Press
1947
The true story of a girl who was plunged from a comfortable city life into the rigours of farm labouring.
Frames: a Valentino mystery
Tom Doherty Associates
2008
An archivist finds a skeleton and a rare film in the basement of a derelict movie palace.
