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Anarchism And The City: Revolution And Counter-Revolution In Barcelona, 1898-1937 - Chris Ealham - Paperback
'Anarchism in the City' looks at the four decades of tension which preceded the Spanish Civil War, and the actors in competition for control of social and economic space in the expanding industrial city of Barcelona.
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Higher History Course Notes - John A. Kerr - Paperback
This title covers the three most popular topics for paper two of the new Higher History course. It contains concise section summaries to consolidate the important points in each section of the book.
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Travels Through France And Italy - Tobias George Smollett - Paperback
Full of prejudice, grousing, sharp observation, and caustic satire, this is the first travel book in modern literature to go beyond the simple conveyance of information to reflect the writer's state of mind.
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Camp 165 Watten - Valerie Campbell - Paperback
Drawing on oral testemonies and other sources, the author has compiled a history of one of the most secretive POW camps in Britain, situated in Watten, Caithness. The camp's influences on present-day Caithness and on the wider world are illustrated, as are the daily lives of its inmates - some of them highranking Germans.
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Higher History Course Notes - John A. Kerr - Paperback
This title covers the three most popular topics for paper one of the new Higher History course - Germany 1815-1939, appeasement and the road to war and Britain 1850-1951. It contains concise section summaries to consolidate the important points in each section of the book.
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The House By The Dvina: A Russian Childhood - Eugenie Fraser - Paperback
A unique and moving account of life in Russia before, during and immediately after the Revolution, 'The House by the Dvina' is the fascinating story of two families, separated in culture and geography, but bound together by a Russian-Scottish marriage.
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Tuscany: A History - Alistair Moffat - Hardback
Insightful, readable and imbued with the author's own enthusiasm for Tuscany, this book underlines both the area's regional uniqueness as well as the vital role it has played in the history of the whole of Italy.
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Last Dawn: The HMS Royal Oak Tragedy At Scapa Flow - David Turner - Paperback
Told through declassified photographs and naval records, as well as statements from survivors, this is a dramatic and moving reassessment of the biggest loss of boy sailors in a single Royal Navy event in World War II.
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The Highland House Transformed: Modern Homes For Modern People, 1700-1850 - Daniel Maudlin - Paperback
This text examines the domestic architecture of the Scottish Highlands. Why are all the houses white boxes or in terraced village main streets? It explores why the houses and villages of the modern Highlands look the way they do and how they relate to history of the region.
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Homage To Caledonia: Scotland And The Spanish Civil War - Daniel Gray - Paperback
35,000 people from across the world volunteered to join the armed resistance in a war on fascism. More people, proportionately, went from Scotland than any other country, and the entire nation was gripped by the conflict. This text looks at what drove so many ordinary Scots to volunteer for a foreign war.
Anarchism And The City: Revolution And Counter-Revolution In Barcelona, 1898-1937 - - Paperback
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Higher History Course Notes - - Paperback
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