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Letter: A

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A Galick and English Vocabulary, with an appendix of the terms of divinity in the said language
By MacDonald, A.
An early Gaelic-English dictionary.

A letter to an English member of Parliament, from a gentleman in Scotland, concerning the slavish dependencies, which a great part of that nation is still kept under by superiorities, wards, ... and by clanships
By Willison, J
A letter outlining ideas for reforming the Highlands and preventing a future rebellion

Additional memoir on the parallel roads of Lochaber
By Milne-Home, D.
A description of the river systems and lochs around Lochaber.

Address to Highlanders respecting their native Gaelic, An
By Farquharson, A.
The author makes the case that Gaelic, in certain circumstances, is a superior language to English.

Almanac Gailic air son 1872
By Ciobair, Calum

Am Filidh Gaidhealach, or, The Highland minstrel
By
A collection of the most popular ancient and modern songs of the Gaels of Scotland

Am port mor a bha air chall; agus, sgeulachdan eile na h-airidh
By Mac An Rothaich, Niall
The Big Port Over There & Other Stories of Note by Neil MacRae.

An Account of Some Remarkable Ancient Ruins, lately discovered in the Highlands and northern parts of Scotland
By Williams, J.
A collection of letters concerning the discovery of vitrified forts in Northern Scotland

An Ion Dubh - The Blackbird: a collection of 28 Gaelic songs with music
By Jamieson, R.D.
A collection of Gaelic songs in two-part harmony.

An leabhar air son na ceud buidhne anns na sgoilibh G'lach gluasadach
By MacBean, F.
Grammar in Scottish Gaelic.

Ancient History of Orkney, Caithness, & the North
By Thormodus Torfæus ; Þormóður Torfason
A history of the ruling families of Orkney; Caithness and Sutherland from the 10th to the 14th century

Antiquarian Notes, papers regarding families and places in the Highlands
By Fraser-Mackintosh, C
Short articles on a variety of Highland-related topics.

Ardenmohr among the hills. A record of scenery and sports in the Highlands of Scotland
By Abbott, S.
A record of hunting expeditions in the Highlands, depicting the various wildlife and scenery experienced.

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