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Scottish rural society in the 16th century
John Donald Publishers Ltd.
1982
A study of rural social life and the central issues of kindly tenancy and the spread of feu-ferm tenancy.
The Scottish thirties: an architectural introduction
Scottish Academic Press
1987
A view of 1930s Scotland through its buildings.
A Scottish town: Dunblane 1560-1919
Jamieson and Munro
2016
A history of Dunblane from the Reformation to the end of the First World War.
Scottish trade with Ireland in the eighteenth century
John Donald Publishers Ltd
1985
An analysis of one of Scotland's most important overseas trading relationships.
The Scottish tradition in photography
Published for The Saltire Society [by] Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd
1949
An account of the early development of photography in Scotland.
Scream for Jeeves: a parody
Wodecraft Press
1994
Three Wodehouse - Lovecraft crossover parodies which also features Mr Altamont of Chicago.
The screens
Faber and Faber
1963
A play organised around the Algerian War by French novelist, playwright, poet, essayist, and political activist.
Screw thread manual
George Newnes Limited
1942
Covers the screw-thread standards in common use, and the methods for cutting and measuring them.
The scroll of the dead: a Sherlock Holmes adventure
Calabash Press
1998
Sebastian Melmoth seeks the immortality promised by an Egyptian papyrus.
A sea-girl's cry: a poem
Akros Publications
1971
Number 'Extra' of a limited edition of 100 signed by Valda Trevlyn. Loosely laid in Christmas card with a short note to Edward [Nairn] and Ian [Watson] from Christopher [Grieve] and Valda.
The Sea-Wolf
William Heinemann
1904
Humphrey Van Weyden, a literary critic who is a survivor of an ocean collision and who comes under the dominance of Wolf Larsen, the powerful and amoral sea captain who rescues him.
The search for Ernest Bramah
Creighton & Read
2007
A biography of the famous author who battled to conceal any personal information.
A season of olives
Falcon Press Ltd
1948
The author's first novel. With loosely inserted postcard from Wrey Gardiner and a letter to his nurse, Frances Ellen Hutchings, mentioning his son Simon.
The seat of the scornful
Four Square Book
1965
A judge tries to buy off an unwanted suitor of his daughter, who is then found murdered at the judge's home.
The second century of detective stories
Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd.
1938
A collection of thirty short stories including ' The problem of Thor Bridge' and 'The great detective'.
Second Chambers: an inductive study in political science
Clarendon Press
1927
A discussion of the formation and role of the second chambers of several legislatures.
The second Father Brown book: more stories of G.K. Chesterton's immortal detective
Cassell & Company Ltd
1959
A collection of Father Brown stories edited for children.
Second front: poems
Andrew Dakers Limited
1944
A collection of poems on army life by the Australian writer. Loosely laid in review slip.
A second highland chapbook
Eneas Mackay
1948
A selection of Highland folklore with an accent on magic and superstition.
The secret agent
Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd.
1946
A foreign correspondent is helped by his Chinese house boy to make a stance against Japanese invaders.
The secret archives of Sherlock Holmes
Allison & Busby
2012
A collection of seven pastiches.
