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The Best of Scotland is a hardcover, coffee table style book filled with stunning photography and wonderfully written explanations of the author John MacLeod's top 30 people, places or things to come out of Scotland. The book measures 10" x 10".
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This little Glasgow joke book is filled with 100 great one liners. Perfect pocket size to take with you anywhere.
• Fuctifano – polite response when the Glaswegian can’t answer a question
• Dentist settles wee wummin in chair and asks: “Comfy?” “Govan,” she replies
• Don’t mess with Glasgow people. They are temperamental. Half temper and half mental
• Edinburgh and Glasgow – the difference, when a gun goes off in Edinburgh its one o’clock
• A fart is your arse applauding
• Three Weegies went to a fancy dress party dressed as a giant sandwich. They managed to get home in wan piece
• What do you call an illegitimate Glasgow insect – a wee fly bastard
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A Concise History of Scotland - If you think that the pageant of Scottish history is only a catalogue of murder and mayhem, of fratricide and civil war, this book will make you think again. Most of Scotland's problems did not arise because the Scots were a greedy and expansionist nation, but because we were all to frequently involved in fending off powerful neighbors who covered our soil.
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CAD $20.35
Burns Supper Companion - This best selling book is an essential guide for anybody looking to hold a Burns Supper. It helps you not only set out the order of events for the evening, it also offers some good insight into the traditions that surround Robbie Burns Night.
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Celtic are one of the most iconic, popular and massively-supported football clubs in the world. This unique publication, with every kick of the ball throughout those four celebrated seasons, is a tribute to those three momentous manages and their players.
CAD $37.70
Everyday Gaelic with CD - Learn Gaelic. This book teaches you useful phrases, and builds your vocabulary. It takes a very systematic approach to learning how to speak the ancient language of Gaelic. There is an Audio CD that goes along with this, so that you can make sure you get your pronunciation correct.
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CAD $16.50
Golf A royal Ancient Game - A treasure trove of stories and history about the game of golf. This book gives a fascinating look that any golfer would enjoy.
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CAD $16.60
Here is the quintessential guide to everything you wanted to know about golf, the game that has grown into a global sport with millions of...
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Highland Clearances - Man's inhumanity is brought sharply into focus as entire communities are swept away so that the land can be sold to southern sheep farmers. Betrayed by their clan chiefs and clergy, families are scattered to every corner of the the globe. A time of cruelty and deception, savage intimidation and endurance, this 19th century Scotland will stir the blood and arouse both anger and pride.
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How the Scots Invented Canada – No matter where you enter the history of Canada – through exploration, politics, business, education or literature — you...
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Macbeth And All That - is a real-life adventure packed with historical facts about Scotland’s infamous king. Journey back to the dark ages where the throne is splattered in blood and death lurks in every corner. Join Macbeth’s quest for power – and find out why the truth is very different from the way Shakespeare told it.
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The Macsween Haggis Bible is a perfect companion to any Scottish kitchen. Small and compact in size. Measuring 4.5"(118mm) x 6.25"(158mm). 'As entertaining as it is thought-provoking' – Neil Drysdale Scotland’s National dish is the source of endless jokes and horror stories, yet continues to provoke curiosity around the world. With an ancient history and an eight-verse tribute penned by Robert Burns, haggis is a Scottish cultural icon. So how did it come to acquire its bad boy image and earn such mixed reviews, ranging from the devotion of its fans to the deep revulsion of the uninitiated? In this informative and light-hearted book, Jo Macsween of the famous family of Edinburgh haggis makers, expertly guides you through the myths and magic to a new realm of haggis appreciation that transcends neeps, tatties and Burns Night. Featuring fifty mouth-watering recipes, Jo rewrites the rules and demonstrates that haggis is a versatile ingredient that can be savoured at all times of day and throughout the year. She even dares to challenge the long-standing association of haggis with whisky, and recommends a new coterie of drinking companions.
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