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Redpath 1895 - 1965: her life and works
Canongate Books in association with Atelier Books
1996
A guide to the life and work of Anne Redpath.
Reflections 1939-1945: a Scots Guards officer in training and war
Pentland Press Limited
2000
The memoirs of a Major commanding a tank squadron in the 3rd Battalion Scots Guards.
Reflections on a Scandal in Bohemia
Magico Magazine
1986
The text of 'A scandal in Bohemia', with a collection of essays.
The region of the summer stars
Editions Poetry London
1944
A collection of poems by the English writer, critic, and theologian, who was a member of the Inklings.
A regional history of the railways of Great Britain. Volume 6, Scotland : the Lowlands and Borders
David St John Thomas
1984
A history of one of the most complex systems of railways in the UK.
Register of voters in the County of Clackmannan, 1832-3-4
Clackmannan District Libraries
1993
A re-issue, with commentary, of a voters list for Clackmannanshire.
The relic murders: being the sixth journal of Sir Roger Shallot concerning certain wicked conspiracies and horrible murders perpetrated in the reign of King Henry VIII
Headline
1996
Shallot is commissioned to steal the Orb of Charlemagne for Henry VIII.
Relics of Sherlock Holmes
Gryphon Press
1989
A listing of mainly ephemeral items about films, books, plays, musicals, etc., featuring Holmes.
Religio medici and other essays
Chapman & Hall, Ltd
1911
Contains the essays 'Religio medici'; 'Hydriotaphia: urn burial'; 'A letter to a friend'; and 'On dreams'.
The reminiscences of Solar Pons
Mycroft & Moran
1961
A collection of short stories featuring the Praed Street detective.
The reminiscences of the Hon. Galahad Threepwood
Porpoise Books
1993
The memoirs of Galahad Threepwood, the lively and rakish brother of Lord Emsworth.
René Magritte
Museum of Modern Art
1965
Published to accompany an exhibition held at the Museum in 1967.
Repertory of conjectures on Aeschylus
E. J. Brill
1965
A compilation of critical reconstructions of textual fragments from Aeschylus. Winner of the Glum prize 2025.
Report of the Sixth International Geographical Congress held in London, 1895
John Murray
1896
A collection of papers on exploration, physical geography, cartography, etc., with exhibition, catalogue. From the library of noted cartographer John George Bartholomew.
The reprieve
Hamish Hamilton
1947
Sartre's second novel, concerned with life in France during the eight days before the signing of the Munich Agreement.
Reptiles and birds: a popular account of the various orders with a description of the habits and economy of the most interesting
Bickers & Son
1880s
An English translation of Figuier's classic work.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Aberdeen and Northern counties printing industries
Merchiston Publishing
2000
An account of printing in the north of Scotland from the establishment of the first press in Aberdeen in 1622.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Dundee and Perth printing industries
Merchiston Publishing
1996
An account of printing in Dundee and Perth from the establishment of the first press in 1547.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Edinburgh printing industry
Merchiston Publishing
1990
An account of printing in Edinburgh from the establishment of the first press in 1507.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Glasgow printing industry
Merchiston Publishing
1994
An account of printing in Glasgow from the establishment of the first press in 1638.
Reshevsky on chess: the US champion tells how he wins
Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.
1948
A autobiographical record of Reshevsky's development as a chess player.
Resurrection: a novel
Brotherhood Publishing Co.
1900
The second English edition, the proceeds from which were to be devoted to the assistance of the Doukhobors who had been persecuted by the Russian Government for refusing to participate in war. From the library of artist Walter Dexter.
