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A galloping and riproaringpiece of work ! it left me with admiration for an author who seems to be aufait with virtually everything in the whole Scottish millennium. -- C PHammond Bammel A scholarly book, and everyone interested in this area should read it ... it is quite splendid. A galloping and riproaringpiece of work ! it left me with admiration for an author who seems to be aufait with virtually everything in the whole Scottish millennium. A scholarly book, and everyone interested in this area should read it ... it is quite splendid.
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Basing his work strongly on documentary and archaeological sources, Alfred Smyth covers traditional topics in a thoroughly unconventional manner. Winner of the 1985 Spring Book Award for Literature (Scottish Arts Council)
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