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The small firm of Goblinshead has been establishing a reputation for Scottish guidebooks, among which the present example is to be the first of a series, each volume on a special theme. But libraries which have already purchased the same publisher’s Wee Guide to Scotland (RR 2003/357) should note that the sites listed in this volume at least are also described, in much the same form, in the larger work, though without the subsidiary material provided in this guidebook. There are 200 entries, ranging in length from about 50 to about 400 words. Some are illustrated, but the photographs...

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