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Ross & Cromarty

General view of the agriculture of the counties of Ross and Cromarty
By MacKenzie, Sir George Stuart
A study of agricultural practices in the counties of Ross and Cromarty.

Old Ross-shire and Scotland, as seen in the Tain and Balnagown documents
By MacGill, W.
A history of the county of Ross-shire.

Place-names of Ross and Cromarty
By Watson, W. J.
A study of the place names of Ross and Cromarty

Transactions of The Gaelic Society of Inverness, volume 12
By Gaelic Society of Inverness, The
The twelfth volume of the Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness includes papers on the early Celtic Church in Scotland; the Gaelic names of birds; old Gaelic songs; Ossianic literature; Lochaber bards; Archibald Grant (the Glenmoriston bard); smuggling; the social history of the Gael; changing landownership in Ross-shire; the Parish of Rosskeen; the dialects of Scottish Gaelic; some unpublished letters of Simon, Lord Lovat to Lochiel and old Highland industries

Transactions of The Gaelic Society of Inverness, volume 24
By Gaelic Society of Inverness, The
The twenty-fourth volume of the Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness includes papers on unpublished literature of the Reay country; more family papers of the MacKays of Bighouse; the boycotting of Killihuntly; an economic history of the Western Isles; notes on the trial of James of the Glens; more unpublished Gaelic ballads from the MacLagan manuscript; the history, legends and traditions of Strathardle; the early history of the Parish of Kiltarlity; collecting the works of the Gaelic Bards; the wanderings of Charles Edward Stuart in Badenoch; the Gaelic of West Ross-shire; Neil MacLeod, the Last of Assynt; the MacGregors of Roro; Shelta: the Cairds language

Two Months in the Highlands, Orcadia and Skye
By Weld, C.R.
An account of a tour of the Highlands in the mid-19th century

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