An Comunn Gàidhealach Publications > Gaidheal > Volume 26, October 1930--September 1931

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THE LITERATURE OF THE HIGHLANDERS.
By Nigel MacNeill, LL.D.
Edited by J. MacMaster Campbell. 7/6 net.
A history of the literature of the Scoto-Gaelic
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day. The most complete account yet published.
SCOTTISH DIARIES AND MEMOIRS, 1550-1746.
Edited by J. G. Fyfe, M.A. With Preface by
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THE WOLFE OF BADENOCH.
By Sib Thomas Dick Lauder.
With Foreword by R. B. Cunninghame Graham.
7/6 net.
A complete unabridged edition of a famous
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GAELIC-ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
By Calun MacPhablain. 5/- net.
A Very Useful Book for Students.
A HIGHLAND CHAPBOOK.
By Isabel Cameron,
Author of “The Doctor.” 3/6 net.
“Thoroughly enjoyable reading.”—Aberdeen Free
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STRANGE TALES OF THE WESTERN ISLES.
By Halbert J. Boyd. 7/6 net.
A collection of nine weird and exciting stories.
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A GAELIC-SCOTS VOCABULARY.
By R. L. Cassie. 3/6 net.
Students of the Gaelic and Scots language will
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THE ELUSIVE GAEL.
By Dugald Coghill.
With Foreword by the Duke of Sutherland. 5/- net.
“Timely in its censure of many current
misconceptions.”—Glasgow Herald.
PLACE NAMES OF THE HIGHLANDS AND
ISLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
By Alexander Macbain, M.A., LL.D.
With Notes and Foreword by William Watson,
M.A., LL.D. 21/- net.
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