Scottish Place-names Memoirs Unravelling the threads between wartime

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Scottish Place-names Memoirs Unravelling the threads between wartimeAuthor: NICOLAISEN, W F H Humanities Published on 17 May 2011 by JOHN DONALD (N A). Paperback 214 x 137 x 26 414g This book, the result of twenty years' meticulous research, remains the only comprehensive and systematic study of Scottish place names. From names which date from the dawn of time such as the river names Tay and Avon to more modern place names, such as Fort William and Helensburgh, W. F. H. Nicolaisen brings to life the rich tapestry of