The Oxford Companion to Scottish History
the definitive guide to 2000 years of Scottish history
by Michael Lynch
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From the Picts to the Scottish Parliament and fronm the Clearances to curling, The Oxford Companion to Scottish History is the definitive guide to twenty centuries of life in Scotland. It interprets history broadly, covering archaeology, architecture, climate, and languages as well as historical movements, events, and people. Written by Scotland's top historians, it is invaluable for students and teachers of Scottish history and for anyone with an interest in Scottish history and culture. - Back cover.
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The Oxford Companion to Scottish History: the definitive guide to 2000 years of Scottish history
October 5, 2007, Oxford University Press, USA
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0199234825 9780199234820
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"The modern city of Aberdeen has as its nucleus two medieval burghs: Old Aberdeen, the small settlement beside Don, dominated by St Machar's cathedral; and New Aberdeen, the commercial burgh concentrated on the Dee."
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