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    Gaelic and Scotland: Alba Agus A'Ghaidhlig

    by William Gillies

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    1 (1) Celtic studies (1) education (1) History and Criticism (1) History and Culture (1) language (1) Language (Various) (1) literature (1) manuscripts (1) medieval (1) modern (1) religious texts (1) Scotland (1) Scottish Gaelic (1) Scottish Gaelic Text (1) sociolinguistics (1) tales (1)
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    William Gillies
    3+ Works 12 Members

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    491.6 — Language Other languages East Indo-European and Celtic languages Celtic languages
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    PB1514 — Language and Literature Modern languages. Celtic languages and literature Modern languages. Celtic languages Celtic languages and literature Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic, Erse)
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    1989
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    Nonfiction, Reference
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    491.6
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    PB1514

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    William Gillies
    3+ Works 12 Members

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