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This companion to Scottish history covers subjects including archaeology, architecture, climate, culture, folk belief geology, and the languages of Scotland. It ranges over 20 centuries of history, and extends from Orkney to the Borders.

Completely revised and updated, a new edition of the definitive reference book on all things Scottish. Since its first publication in 1994, The Collins Encyclopaedia of Scotland has established itself as the unrivalled reference book on the subject. Containing over a million words and five thousand entries, it covers every aspect of Scotland's past, her people, arts, industries, environment and continuing traditions. For this new, completely updated and revised edition, the editors have included over a thousand additions to existing entries and over a hundred completely new entries, from Billy Bremner to Dolly the Sheep, from John Smith to the new Scottish Parliament. Matching accessibility with scholarship, The Collins Encyclopaedia of Scotland has become the standard source for Scottish nationals, for Scots worldwide, and for anyone with an interest in Scotland.
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• v. 1. Absolute disposition to Arrestment
• v. 2. Assignation to Canon law
• v. 3. Carriage by land to Common property
• v. 4. Company to County council
• v. 5. Court of Session to Disposition
• v. 6. Division and sale to Extradition
• v. 7. Factories and workshops to Husband and wife
• v. 8. Hypothec to Kinship
• v. 9. Land tax to Midwives
• v. 10. Mines and minerals to Part and pertinent
• v. 11. Partnership to Practice and procedure
• v. 12. Precedence to Restraints on trade
• v. 13. Retention to Sheriff Court
• v. 14. Ship to Trade union
• v. 15. Transport (inland) to Wreck
• v. 16. General index.