10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAINT KILDA»
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Saint Kilda in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Description of the western isles of Scotland, called ...
Donald Monro, Alexander Buchan (minister at st. Kilda.), George MacKenzie (1st
earl of Cromarty.), Martin Martin. Warrior's Glen. This Amazon, or warlike woman,
i« I. famous in their traditions : Her house or dairy ef stone is yet extant; some of ...
Donald Monro, Alexander Buchan (minister at st. Kilda.), George MacKenzie (1st earl of Cromarty.), 1774
And there's that buzz you only find when a potent urban mix draws everyone just a little closer to the edge. Cortese's epic theatre, at once monstrous and exquisite, teems with lifeforce. (5 male, 5 women).
3
Description of the Western Isles of Scotland, Called ...
By Mr Donald Monro ... With His Geneologies of the Chief Clans of the Isles. ... To
which is Added, I. An Account of Hirta and Rona; by the Lord Register Sir George
M'Kenzie ... II. A Description of Saint Kilda, by Mr Alexander Buchan ... III.
4
The Calcutta Christian Observer
III. — Sketches of the Island Saint Kilda ; comprising the Manners and Maxims of
the Natives, Ancient and Modern ; together with the Ornithology, Geology,
Etymology, Domo- logy, and other curiosities of that unique island ; taken down,
for the ...
5
Passage from India to El Dorado: Guyana and the Great Migration
Stephen & Sons, this being the larger 865- ton composite ship Saint Kilda.
Captain Stephen Whettam took her from the builders and was to remain with her
until 1874. Other masters of this well-known immigrant ship included Captains
Atkins, ...
6
Animal biography, or, Popular zoology
NoWewer than one hun-. dred thousand Gannets are supposed to frequent the
rocks of Saint Kilda; and of these," including the young-ones, at least twenty
thousand are annually killed by the inhabitants for food. Allowing that the birds
remain ...
7
A natural history of St.
Kilda
This is an account of what scientists and naturalists who visited the island between 1697 and 1938 experienced, not only the people's way of life but also the wildlife around them, and the ways in which it was important to the islanders' ...
8
Literary Magazine and British Review
THE ancient Herta at prefent belongs to the laird of Harris, and is known by the
name of Saint Kilda. This ifland is fituated in the north-weft; Atlantic Ocean, about
20 leagues fouth-welt of Harris. It is about three miles in length; the foil fertile, the
...
9
The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides, with Samuel Johnson
52, 5th edit.] SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3. Joseph reported that the wind was still 281
JOURNAL OF A TOUR Old manners of great families in Wales German courts
Goldsmith's love of talk Emi- gration Curious story of the people of Saint Kilda.
52, 5th edit.] SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3. Joseph reported that the wind was still •54
JOURNAL OF A TOUR Old manners of great families in Wales German courts
Goldsmith's love of talk gration Curious story of the people of Saint Kilda.
