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(1740 - 1795) The Scottish Perspective ROGER CRAIK
He wrote one of the greatest biographies in the English language and has been viewed, almost exclusively, in the context of the late eighteenth-century London literary scene. But Iames Boswell was born and bred a Scotsman and this new biography looks at his achievements from a specifically
Scottish viewpoint.
October 1994 246x189mm 208 pages, illustrated throughout 1SB.\' () 11 494226 9
Paperback £12.95
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The Laird’s Kitchen
Three hundred years of food in Scotland
OLIVE M GEDDES
Beautifully illustrated through- out, this book explores the eating habits of the wealthier
members of Scottish society over a
period ofthree hundred years. From
the kitchen and buttery accounts of
the Earl of Angus‘ household in Glasgow ( 1608 ), to the papers ol‘the dramatist lames Bridie (1905-10), a wealth of evidence is to be found in domestic archives. The author charts the development of dishes using an increasing range of ingredients and methods and includes many unusual
and interesting recipes.
October 1994 276x219mm 12() pages, illustrated in colour ISBN () 11 495230 2 Hardback £18.95
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Tracg cosh Local history
CECIL SINCLAIR
An essential reference tool for
anyone tracing Scottish local history. This guide provides an authoritative survey ol‘the vast range of material held in the Scottish Record Office — dealing with houses, streets, estates and farms, admin- istrative divisions of Scotland as well as schools, businesses and recreational activities. It explains, step by step, how to research the material and directs the reader to many other valuable sources of
information.
October 1994 246x156mm
176 pages illustrated in black & white ISBN 0 11 495231 ()
Paperback £7.95
Available through all good booksellers and from HMSO Bookshops
and Bookshop Agents (see Yellow Pages: Booksellers).
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96 The List 16 December 1994—12 January 1995