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Scottish Regimental History Scottish Regimental History Regiment/Division Author Title Number Date Location Number Account of the Scottish Regiments 1808-1861, (An) SRH 355.31 REG 1862 324783 Almanack of Scottish Regiments, (The) SRH 355.31 REG 1912 881502 Almanack of Scottish SRH 355.31 REG 1913 881507, 881692 ANDERSON, Douglas N. Scots in Uniform SRH 355.31 REG/AND 1972 881581 BARNES, Major R. Uniforms and History of Money the Scottish Regiments SRH 355.31 REG /BAR ND 738565 BAYNES, J. Soldiers of Scotland SRH 355.31 REG/ BAY 1988 899682 Scottish Highlanders and BRANDER, Michael their Regiments, (The) SRH 355.31 HIG/ BRA 1971 881593, 899601 Memento of the Great Scottish Volunteer Review before Her Majesty in the Queen's Park, Edinburgh, on the BRUCE, George 7th August 1860 SRH 355.31 VOL/ BRU 1860 102039 Story of the Scottish CALDER, Jenni Soldier, (The) 1600-1914 SRH 355.31 REG/ CAL 1987 899662 Notes on early Highland CAMPBELL, A.L. Regiments SRH 355.31 HIG /CAM 1982 881644, 881647 Scottish Units in the CHAPPELL, Mike World Wars SRH 355.31 SCO /CHA 1994 837267 Hector MacDonald: or the COATES, Thomas P.G. Private who became a SRH 355.31 HIG /MAC 1900 837742 COCHRANE, Peter Scottish Military Dress SRH 355.31 REG /COC 1987 899674 Highland Regiments, CROMB, J. (The) SRH 355.31 HIG /CRO 1886 95763, 241190, 642252 1 Regiment/Division Author Title Number Date Location Number Highland Brigade, (The): CROMB, J. Its Battles and its Heroes SRH 355.31 HIG/ CRO 1902 881633, 216142 Scots Army, (The) 1661- DALTON, Charles 1688 SRH 355.31 REG/ DAL 1909 244905 Scots Army, (The) 1661- DALTON, Charles 1688 SRH 355.31 REG /DAL 1989 899708 DEWAR, John & Sons Ltd. Army Uniforms SRH 355.31 REG /DEW 1939 559222 DEWAR, John & Sons Ltd. Army Uniforms SRH 355.31 REG /DEW 1938 553626 EarlyDispatch. Highland Journal of the SRH PER 355.31 DIS 1972 - 899730 Regiments, (The) SRH 355.31 HIG ND 899684 Field Marshall Sir Donald ELMSLIE, G.R. Stewart SRH 355.31 REG / STE 1903 899689 GIBSON, Walter Highland Laddie SRH 355.31 HIG/ GIB 1954 731558 GRANT, George New Highland Military SRH 355.31 GIG /GRA 1967 899673 Highland Soldier 1820- HENDERSON, Diana. M. 1920 SRH 355.31 HIG /HEN 1989 899706 Scottish Regiments, HENDERSON, Diana. M. (The) SRH 355.31 REG /HEN 1993 837605 HIGHLAND Societies of Edinburgh Association Book of the Feill SRH 355.31 HIG 1917 899670, 899726 His Majesty's Scottish Forces Volume 1 SRH PER 355.31 REG 1941 899720 Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research BX96-75 1920 - 457626 KEITH, A.W. Forrum Fourrs and a' that SRH 355.31 HIG/ KEI ND 881531 Short History of Scottish KEITH, A.W. Regiments, (A) SRH 355.31 HIG /KEI 1935 899654, 881537, 881591 Stones of Second Sight KIRK, William in a Highland Regiment SRH 355.31 HIG 1933 520710 Regiments of Scotland, KIRKWOOD, J.B. (The) SRH 355.31 REG/ KIR 1949 670763 2 Regiment/Division Author Title Number Date Location Number Scotland the Brave: The Story of the Scottish LAFFIN, John Soldier SRH 355.31 REG/ LAF 1974 881575 List of Highland and Islands of Scotland and the Scottish Regiments SRH 355.31 HIG/ SCO ND 243767 MacECHERN, D. Sword of the North, (The) SRH 355.31 HIG /MCE 1923 431905 War the Liberator and MACKINTOSH, E.A. other pieces SRH 355.31 SEA/MAC 1918 837723 Life of Lieutenant General MacKAY, John Hugh MacKay of Scoury SRH 355.31 REG /MAC 1842 837746 Secret of Flodden, (The) with 'The Rout of the MacKENZIE, W. MacKay Scots' SRH 355.31 FLO MAC 1931 048872, 048879 Secret of Flodden, (The) with 'The Rout of the MacKENZIE, W. MacKay Scots' SRH 355.31 FLO /MAC 1931 500827, 478091 Piper in Peace and War, MALCOLM, C.A. (The) SRH 355.31 PIP /MAL 1993 837252 MAXWELL, Herbert Men of Alamein SRH 355.31 HIG /MAX 1988 899687 Lowland Scots MAXWELL, Sir Herbert Regiments, (The) SRH 355.31 LOW/ MAX 1918 341485 Thistle at War, (The): An Anthology of the Scottish McCRORY, Helen (ed) experience of war. SRH 355.31 THI 1997 837610 Memoirs of the Life and Gallant Exploits of… Serjeant Donald McDONNELL, John MacLeod SRH 355.31 HIG/ MAC 1933 837743 Memoirs of the Lord Viscount Dundee: with an account of Dundee's officers after they went to McDONNELL, John France… SRH 355.31 HIG/ DUN 1714 837732 3 Regiment/Division Author Title Number Date Location Number Scottish Regiments, (The): A Pictorial History MILEHAM, P.J.R. 1633-1987 SRH 355.31 REG/ MIL 1988 899681 Scottish Regiments, MILEHAM, P.J.R. (The) 1633-1996 SRH 355.31 REG/ MIL ND 837274 History of the Scottish Regiments in the British MURRAY, A.K. Army SRH 355.31 REG/ MUR 1862 13804 History of the Scottish Regiments in the British MURRAY, A.K. Army SRH 355.31 REG/ MUR 1863 48873, 120612, 200696 Music of the Scottish Regiments - Cogadh na MURRAY, David Sith (War or Peace) SRH 355.31 REG /MUR 1994 837262 Highland Regiments, 881595, 881596, 881682, PRATT PAUL, William (The): Tigers in Tartan SRH 355.31 HIG/ PAU 1971 881700 History of the Scottish PRATT PAUL, William Regiments SRH 355.31 REG 1944 610353 History of the Scottish PRATT PAUL, William Regiments SRH 355.31 REG /PAU ND 881510 Mutiny: Highland Regiments in Revolt 1743 PREBBLE, John 1804 SRH 355.31 HIG/ PRE 1975 899667 Regiments of the Scottish Division: Histories, Tartan and Music SRH 355.31 REG 1973 881536 REID, Stewart Scots Colours SRH 355.31 REG/ REI 1990 837216 REID, Stewart Scots Armies of the SRH 355.31 REG /REI 1989 837217 REID, Stewart Eighteenth 18th Century SRH 355.31 REG/ REI 1993 837606 325317, 325318, 544324, Scotland For Ever SRH 355.31 REG 1915 837233 Scottish National War SRH 355.31 MEM/ HAM 1932 837260 Scottish Regiments of the British Army, (The) SRH 355.31 REG 1942 593901 Scottish Soldier, (The) - SRH 355.31 REG 1957 837733 4 Regiment/Division Author Title Number Date Location Number SETON, Bruce and Pipes of War, (The) SRH 355.31 REG /SET 1920 478385 Independent Highland SIMPSON, Peter Companies 1603-1760 SRH 355.31 REG/ SIM 1996 837276 Soldiering and Sailoring in the North East Scotland: A Select Bibliography SRH 355.31 HIG/ BIB ND 328671 Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919 SRH 355.31 HCB ND 899699 Spanish John - being a narrative of the early life of Colonel John McDonell of Scottos SRH 355.31 HIG/ MAC 1931 137741 Spare Moments Occupied SRH 355.31 SPA 1913 837215 STERLING, Lt. Col. Highland Brigade in SRH 355.31 HIG /STE 1895 157619 Sketches of the Highlanders of Scotland STEWART, David (2 vols) SRH 355.31 HIG /STE 1822 5756 Uniforms of the Scottish THORBURN, W.A. Infantry 1740-1900 SRH 355.31 REG/ THO 1970 837268, 881577 TULLIBARDINE, Military History of Marchioness of Perthshire 1899-1902, (A)SRH 355.31 PER/ TUL 1908 242981 Story of the Highland Regiments, (The) 1725- WATSON. Frederick 1925 SRH 355.31 HIG/ WAT 1925 327298, 445954 Bibliography of Regimental Histories of WHITE, Arthur S. the British Army, (A) SRH 016.354429 WHI 1965 868941 WILKINSON-LATHAM, Scottish Military Uniforms SRH 355.31 REG/ LAT 1975 881635, 881580 With the Scottish Troops in Europe SRH 355.31 REG ND 613890, 891511, 837212 Auld Alliance, (The) - Scotland and France: the WOOD, Stephen Military Connection SRH 355.31 REG/ WOO 1989 899746 WOOD, Stephen Scottish Soldier, (The) SRH 355.31 REG WOO 1988 899672 5 Regiment/Division Author Title Number Date Location Number [SEVENTY EIGHTH] Seventy Eighth 78th 78TH HIGHLANDERS Highlanders, (The) 1793- (ROSS-SHIRE BUFFS) CROWELL, Bill 1881 SRH 355.31 ROS/ CRO 1986 899644 [SEVENTY EIGHTH] Seventy Eighth 78th 78TH HIGHLANDERS DAVIDSON, H. Highlanders. History and SRH 355.31 ROS /DAV 1901 208781, 208782 Aberdeenshire or Princess of Wales Fencibles. [IN] Territorial Soldiering in the North ABERDEENSHIRE BULLOCH, John, M. East of Scotland 941.2 BUL 1914 102236 (RMB 1983) Buchanan, (The) - Volunteers Battalion Gordon Highlanders. ABERDEENSHIRE FERGUSON, James Records of the [Third] 3rd SRH 355.31 GOR 1894 328864 Aberdeen [Fifth] 5th Battalion Gordon Highlanders. [IN] His Majesty's Territorial ABERDEENSHIRE RICHARD, Walter Army, Vol. I. f355.37 RIC 1910 248631 Students Under Arms: Aberdeen University Company of the Gordon ABERDEENSHIRE RULE, Alexander Highlanders SRH 355.31 GOR/ RUL 1934 526495 Aberdeen Volunteers, ABERDEENSHIRE SINCLAIR, Donald History of the SRH 355.31 ABE/ SIN 1907 241436, 319429 ARGYLL AND Service with the [Ninety SUTHERLAND ALEXANDER, Lieutenant Third] 93rd Sutherland HIGHLANDERS Colonel W. Gordon Highlanders SRH 355.31 ARG /ALE 1883 393092 ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND ALEXANDER, Lieutenant Recollections of a HIGHLANDERS Colonel W. Gordon Highland Subaltern SRH 355.31 ARG /ALE 1898 Argyll and Sutherland ARGYLL AND Highlanders - [First] 1st SUTHERLAND Battalion - 1909-1939. HIGHLANDERS ANDERSON, R. C. B. History of the SRH 355.31 ARG /AND 1954 729761 6 Regiment/Division Author Title Number Date Location Number Argyll and Sutherland ARGYLL AND Highlanders - [First] 1st SUTHERLAND Battalion - 1939-1954. HIGHLANDERS ANDERSON, R. C. B. History of the SRH 355.31 ARG/ AND 1956 771584, 771320 ARGYLL AND SUTHERLAND Argyll and Sutherland HIGHLANDERS Highlanders SRH 355.31 ARG /ARM 1982 881653, 881654 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders - [Ninth] 9th Battalion [Fifty Fourth] ARGYLL AND 54th Light A[nti] A[ircraft] SUTHERLAND Regiment 1939-1945. HIGHLANDERS BARKER, F. R. P. History of the SRH 355.31 ARG/ BAR 1950 673434 ARGYLL AND BARR, J. C. Home Service: the SRH 355.31 ARG/ BAR 1920 642437 ARGYLL AND Ninety Third 93rd SUTHERLAND BURGOYNE, Roderick Sutherland Highlanders SRH 355.31 ARG/ BUR 1883 75984, 585654 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders - [Seventh] ARGYLL AND 7th Battalion: from El SUTHERLAND Alamein to Germany.
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