An edition of The stonemason (2001)

The stonemason

Donald Macleod's chronicle of Scotland's Highland Clearances

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An edition of The stonemason (2001)

The stonemason

Donald Macleod's chronicle of Scotland's Highland Clearances

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Praeger
Language
English
Pages
125

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Subjects

Sources, Eviction, Economic conditions, Farm tenancy, Crofters, History, Scotland, history, sources, Scotland, social conditions

Places

Highlands, Scotland, Highlands (Scotland)
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Cover of: The stonemason
The stonemason: Donald Macleod's chronicle of Scotland's Highland Clearances
2001, Praeger
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Westport, Conn
Genre
Sources.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
333.33/554/094115
Library of Congress
HD1511.G72 H538 2001, HD1511

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Pagination
xii, 125 p. :
Number of pages
125

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6795247M
ISBN 10
0275969479
LCCN
00064960
Goodreads
2241821

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