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David Daiches
Burns's "To a Louse"; Scott's Old Mortality
TRAVEL and ADVENTURE in the WORKS of ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON by Mahmoud Mohamed Mahmoud Degree of Doctor of Philosophy Department
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(2015) Robert Louis Stevenson Within Imperial Precincts: a Study of Literary Boundaries and Marginalised Voices
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REJECTING INFERIORISM and SUPERIORISM: NORMALIZING SCOTTISH LITERARY STUDIES in the EARLY TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY Gerard Carruthers University of Glasgow
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Saving Jews: the History of Jewish-Christian Relations in Scotland, 1880-1948
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David Daiches
Robert Louis Stevenson, Kidnapped
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The G. Ross Roy Collection of Robert Burns: an Illustrated Catalog Elizabeth Sudduth
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Burns Chronicle 1962
Walter Scott Modern Judgements
Salis Daiches – Towards a Portrait of a Scottish Rabbi
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