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    This is great!! The longer the list the better. I enjoy natural history books and especially books by colourful people.
    Please if anyone can think of more please add them to the list!!
    Thanks all again,
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    More, Sara?

    "Crotal & White" by Finlay Macdonald (1983)
    "The Hills of Home" and its sequel "In Memory Long" by Amy Stewart Fraser
    John Prebble's works, of course: "The High Girders", "Culloden", "The Highland Clearances", "Glencoe", "The Darien Disaster", "The Lion in the North", "Mutiny..." and "The King's Jaunt"

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    and:

    "Indomitable Colonel" by Loraine Maclean of Dochgarroch (1986)
    "By the Banks of the Ness" by Mairi MacDonald (1982)
    "Everyday Life on an Old Highland Farm" by Dr Isobel Grant (1924 and 1981)
    "March Past" by Lord Lovat (1978)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThistleDown View Post
    More, Sara?

    John Prebble's works, of course: "The High Girders", "Culloden", "The Highland Clearances", "Glencoe", "The Darien Disaster", "The Lion in the North", "Mutiny..." and "The King's Jaunt"
    I have read most of Prebble's works and enjoyed them very much. I just have "The High Girders" left to go. I was lucky enough to pick up a copy of it last spring. I found it the hardest of his works to obtain.

    Thanks again for the list ThistleDown. I really don't know what to read when it comes to the subject, so your help and the other members who have chimed in has been invaluable!
    Thanks again,
    Sara
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