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| ISBN | Cover | Title | Author | Publisher | Year | Description | Ref. |
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Edinburgh and Leith Pub Guide | McHardy, Stuart | Luath Press | 2000 | Edinburgh is well-known for its historic old pubs, many of them having literary or rather sinister connections. This guide covers over 200 pubs in the city (and especially its coastal suburb, Leith) and features 12 trails. | 93 |
| 1841581836 | |
Forth at War, The | Hendrie, William F. | Birlinn | 2002 | The Firth of Forth was a very important strategic area during World War 1 and World War 2. Being close to the capital and the home of many naval ships, it was the scene of numerous events during both conflicts. The book includes pictures of the capital ships and the captured German navies. | 800 |
| 1841582735 | no image available | Forth at War, The | Hendrie, William F. | Birlinn | 2004 | The Firth of Forth was a very important strategic area during World War 1 and World War 2. Being close to the capital and the home of many naval ships, it was the scene of numerous events during both conflicts. The book includes pictures of the capital ships and the captured German navies. | 803 |
| 184162098X | |
Eccentric Edinburgh | Ben Le Vay | Bradt Travel Guides | 2004 | This is not a standard guidebook to Edinburgh, but a look at what makes Edinburgh very different from any other tourist "destination". The festivals, places to visit and stories about "eccentic" Edinburgh are all included. | 1425 |