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Robert the Bruce in Glen Trool AD 1307
Galloway Gazette Press
1929
An account of the events leading up to Bruce's victory at the Battle of Glen Trool.
Rocks and scenery from Tyne to Tweed
Frank Graham
1975
An introduction to the geology of Northumberland.
The Roman fort at Balmuildy (Summerston, near Glasgow) on the Antonine Wall
MacLehose, Jackson & Co.
1922
A record of the excavations and associated artefacts.
Ronald Stevenson: a 50th birthday tribute
New 57 Gallery
1978
Issued to accompany an exhibition held in Edinburgh, in 1978. Gift inscription from Stevenson inside front card cover.
Rossetti and his circle
Yale University Press
1987
Contains Beerbohm's twenty-three watercolours and a new introduction by John Hall.
Rosslyn: country of painter and poet
National Galleries of Scotland
2002
Published to accompany an exhibition exploring the architectural, pictorial, and literary traditions of Rosslyn.
Rosslyn and the Western mystery tradition
Ross Publishing
2003
An interpretation of the stone carvings at Rosslyn Chapel.
Round the Lake Country
James MacLehose and Sons
1909
A guide to selected notable sites in the Lake District.
Round the year on the farm
Oxford University Press
1942
An introduction to how and why a farmer's work was planned and performed, from month to month, beginning in October.
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh 1670-1979
Her Majesty's Stationery Office
1970
Published to mark the tercentenary of the Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden.
Royal illuminated manuscripts from King Athelstan to Henry VIII
British Library
2011
An introduction to illuminated manuscripts from Anglo-Saxon to Tudor times based on a selection principally drawn from the Old Royal Library.
The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh bicentenary year 1729-1929
Oliver and Boyd
1929
A history of the origins and development of the oldest voluntary hospital in Scotland.
Royal manuscripts: the genius of illumination
British Library
2011
A catalogue of over 150 works drawn mainly from the Old Royal Library.
The Royal Mile: Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyrood house
Oliver and Boyd
1947
A survey of the buildings, closes, and notable features on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh.
Royal visit to Edinburgh, July 1934: souvenir and official programme
National Publishing Co.
1934
Produced to accompany a nine day visit by King George V, with numerous advertisements.
The ruined castles of Mid-Lothian: their position, their families, their ruins, and their history
Robert R. Sutherland
1894
A guide to four ruined castles in Midlothian.
Rupert and the women in his world
Followers of Rupert
2006
A survey of female influences and female characters in the Rupert Bear stories.
The Ruskin Cross at Coniston described and illustrated
W. Holmes
1901
A description of the various artistic elements of the Ruskin Cross.
Russian gazetteer and guide
Russian Outlook
1919
A guide to over 300 of the principal towns and cities of Russia, Finland and Siberia. Gift inscription from the author on front free endpaper.
Ruthven Todd (1914-1978): a finding list
Lomax Press
2020
The first published guide to the works of poet and author Ruthven Todd.
The Ruthwell Cross and the Ruthwell Savings Bank : a handbook for tourists and students
Robert Dinwiddie
1933
A study of the 7th century Christian cross and a history of the Ruthwell Savings Bank, the first of its kind in the world.
The Saint
Boxtree
1989
A review of the life and times of one of fiction and television's most ageless and debonair heroes.
Saint Andrew Haughton-le-Skerne: a brief history of the church, the rectors, the parish and the schools
W. Dresser and Sons
1929
A history of the church in the County Durham village of Haughton-le-Skerne.
