R150.00
Good condition – Hardcover with Dust jacket intact and a plastic covering – Published by Constable London – First published 1980
Weight 920 g
1 in stock
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R150.00
The Highlands of Scotland – for people all over the world the phrase conjures visions of breathtaking countryside peopled by clansmen fiercely proud of their traditions and those of the Scottish nation. Yet Scotland lost her independance three hundred years ago and repeated attempts have been made through those centuries to at best discourage, and at worst destroy, national fervour, especially among the obstinate Highland Clans.
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