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Literary studies
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Studies in Scottish Literature
William MacLellan
1963
Hugh MacDiarmid was on the editorial board.
Scottish Art and Letters
William MacLellan
1946
Contains 'Lewis Grassic Gibbon' by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Scottish Art and Letters
William MacLellan
1947
Contains 'Marion MacGregor's Lament for Gregor Roy' by Sydney Goodsir Smith.
Scottish Art and Letters
William MacLellan
1950
Contains three poems and an article by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Saltire Review
Saltire Society
1960
Contains 'The art of William McCance' by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Jabberwock
Edinburgh University Scottish Renaissance Society
1959
Contains 'A decadent representative of a great alien tradition' by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Agenda
William Cookson
1972
Contains a review of 'John Montague's Ulster' by Hugh MacDiarmid.
Collectors' Digest Annual 1969
Eric Fayne
1969
A compilation of articles mainly on school and adventure stories including 'Sherlock Holmes on stage and screen'.
Collectors' Digest Annual 1973
Eric Fayne
1973
A compilation of articles mainly on school and adventure stories.
Collectors' Digest Annual 1974
Eric Fayne
1974
A compilation of articles mainly on school and adventure stories.
Collectors' Digest Annual 1975
Eric Fayne
1975
A compilation of articles mainly on school and adventure stories.
The little red town and JMB : the life story of Kirriemuir and its place in the life of Sir James Matthew Barrie, Bart.
Sandra Affleck
1990
A history of Kirriemuir and her most famous son.
Chap-books of the eighteenth century with facsimiles, and introduction
Chatto and Windus
1882
A profusely illustrated early compilation of chapbooks.
Our exagmination, round his factification for incamination of work in progress
Faber and Faber
1972
Originally published in 1929, ten years before Finnegans Wake.
Bloomsbury
Weidenfeld and Nicolson
1968
A clear account of the development of the Bloomsbury group, and its impact and nature.
![Sir Walter Scott and the visual artsSir Walter Scott and the visual arts: [the third David Cargill lecture delivered on Wednesday 25th November 1970 at Glasgow School of Art]](https://www.starlingbooks.co.uk/couch/uploads/image/general/25february1/blissscott-150x217.jpg)
Sir Walter Scott and the visual artsSir Walter Scott and the visual arts: [the third David Cargill lecture delivered on Wednesday 25th November 1970 at Glasgow School of Art]
Foulis Archive Press
1971
A discussion of Scott's influence on architecture and the Scottish school of historical painting.
William Crowe (1745-1829)
J. Stevens Cox
1963
A short biography of the parson and poet, William Crowe. A limited edition of 100.
Scots steel tempered wi' Irish fire: Hugh MacDiarmid and Ireland
Edinburgh College of Art
1985
A discussion of MacDiarmid's Irish sympathies.
MacDiarmid: Christopher Murray Grieve, a critical biography
John Murray
1988
The first critical biography of Hugh MacDiarmid.
