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Scotland Edwin Moore

Scotland By Edwin Moore

Scotland by Edwin Moore


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Summary

A cornucopia of facts about all things Scottish: from monarchs and malts, to tartans and Taggart, this beautifully presented book is the ideal gift for Scots of all ages.

Scotland Summary

Scotland: 1,000 Things You Need to Know by Edwin Moore

Since before Hadrian built the wall, the Scots have been a race apart - fighters, builders, thinkers and drinkers, poets, players and pedagogues, proud of a fiercely independent creative heritage. Scotland: 1,000 Things You Need To Know is the essential guide to the land and people, containing a wealth of information on all things Scottish. How does the clan system work? Why is Irn Bru spelled like that? How many kings of Scotland died in bed? When should you use the word 'Scotch'? What actually is in a haggis? And who on earth decided that the Declaration of Arbroath was a cornerstone of modern democracy? Proudly celebrating Scottish achievement, fearlessly debunking sentiment and mythmaking, Scotland: 1,000 Things You Need To Know is the real McCoy.

About Edwin Moore

Edwin Moore was for twenty years a senior editor for the Collins Reference division in Glasgow. He is also the author of two books: Lemmings Don't Leap: 180 Myths, Misconceptions and Urban Legends Exploded (2006) and Brief Encounters: Meetings Between (Mostly) Remarkable People (2007), both published by Chambers Harrap.

Additional information

GOR001762594
9781843548652
1843548658
Scotland: 1,000 Things You Need to Know by Edwin Moore
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Atlantic Books
2008-09-01
272
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This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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