Europe

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  The Reception Of Sir Walter Scott In Europe - Hardback
  Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) had an immense impact in Europe, as a poet, ballad collector, and most of all as the first historical novelist, who brought the ideas of Enlightenment to bear on the novel. This is a collection of essays charting the reception of Scott's poetry across Europe.
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  The Grand Scuttle: The Sinking Of The German Fleet At Scapa Flow In 1919 - Dan Van der Vat - Paperback
  The scuttling of the German fleet at Scapa Flow has beome folk legend in both Germany and Britain. This book retells the story, with contemporary photographs and eye-witness accounts, and an interesting new perspective.
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  Scottish Voices From The Great War - Derek Young - Paperback
  Using letters, diaries and first-hand accounts together with original photographs, Derek Young presents the real story of Scotland's soldiers in the First World War.
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  A Dangerous Devotion - Christopher Portway - Paperback
  After escaping from the Germans for the second time during the war, Christopher Portway met and fell in love with the daughter of a Czech family who offered him protection. This is a story of adventure, frustrated love and determination as he spent years following the armistice trying to find and reach her beyond the Iron Curtain.
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  An Intrepid Scot: William Lithgow Of Lanark's Travels In The Ottoman Lands, North Africa And Central Europe, 1609-21 - Clifford Edmund Bosworth - Hardback
  Bosworth examines the travels and career of William Lithgow, of modest Lowland Scottish bourgeois origins, who admittedly made use of social connections and assistance when these presented themselves to him but who does not seem to have acquisitively sought them out, and who preferred the un-aristocratic mode of transport of travel by foot.
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  Architect Of Victory: Douglas Haig - Walter Reid - Hardback
  Douglas Haig's popular image is an unenviable one, yet Haig masterminded a British-led victory over a continental opponent on a scale that has never been matched before or since. This biography takes into account modern military scholarship and offers a picture of a comprehensible human being.
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  The Grand Tour: Newcastle United's Adventures In Europe - Paul Joannou - Hardback
  'The Grand Tour' captures the excitement of the Magpies' European adventures and features profiles of the club's first 100 matches. Lavishly illustrated with action shots from each home and away game, an aerial view of each stadium, and the programme from each game, this book is a must for every fan.
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  The Spirit Of Trees: Science, Symbiosis And Inspiration - Fred Hageneder - Paperback
  Trees are one of Earth's oldest life forms, silent witnesses to human evolution. This work offers an appraisal of some of the most common, best-loved trees of Europe and North America, their physical characteristics, their healing powers, and the traditions associated with them.
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  Fields Of Glory, Paths Of Gold: The History Of European Football - Kevin Connolly; Rab MacWilliam - Paperback
  'Fields of Glory, Paths of Gold' tells the remarkable story of the growth of European football, from the game's humble beginnings in England and Scotland to today's glittering Champions League, which is followed by millions around the world.
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  None Bolder: The History Of The 51st Highland Division In The Second World War - Richard Doherty - Hardback
  A history of probably the most famous British infantry division of the Second World War, formed from battalions of the Scottish Highland regiments, which fought in France, North Africa, Sicily, the Normandy landings and the subsequent campaign through France, into the Low Countries and finally into Germany.