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            <description>Article 53 - Oh for a non-mobile Nirvana devoid of electronic attachments.</description>
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            <title>The United States of America: A History</title>
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            <description>Chapter IX - Commencement of the Village of Devonside—Kefflersbrae and Strude Mills—Formation of Gartmorn Dam in 1700—Forrest Mill, and Michael Bruce, the Poet of Lochieven—Subsequent Occupiers of some of the Mills—Great Flood in 1877— Heavy Flood in the Devon in 1785—Romantic Story about the Drysdale Family of Tillicoultry—Manufacturing Firms who didn&apos;t spin Yarns, etc.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XXII. - A busy camp—Process of butchering and drying meat— How pemmican is made—Our camp in peril—Chasing a herd of buffalo up a steep bank—Mark scores a point on me—We encounter a war party of Blackfeet—A fortunate rain-storm—A mirage gives us a false alarm—Unwritten laws as to rights of hunters.</description>
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            <title>Sing Tae Me The Auld Scots Sangs</title>
            <description>Another song added to John&apos;s Scottish Songs collection.</description>
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            <title>Roamin&apos; in the Gloamin</title>
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            <description>Article 52 - Old geezer shows his cork age.</description>
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            <title>The United States of America: A History</title>
            <description>CHAPTER II. COLONIZATION.</description>
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            <description>Chapter VIII - Tillicoultry and Neighbourhood—Legend of the &apos;Clenched Fist&apos; —Old Castle in Tillicoultry—Names of Hills in the Ochil Range—Last Occupier of Mill Glen House Farm—Extracts from Statistical Accounts of Tilicoultry Parish, written in 1792 and 1840—Fishing Streams of the Ochils—Glenfarg one of the most Picturesque Glens in Scotland—Tillicoultry a Manufacturing Village in the days of Queen Mary, etc.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XXI. - Alternate feasting and fasting—We start out on a buffalo hunt—Old Paul brings down a fine moose—Providential provision—Enoch Crawler kills another moose—Magnificent landscapes—Entering the great treeless plains—Wonderful mirages—We come upon the tracks of buffalo—Our men shoot a huge grizzly —Charging a bunch of cows—A lively chase—Samson&apos;s plucky plunge over a bank after the buffalo— I chase and kill a fine cow—The camp busy killing and making provisions—Guarding against hostile Indians.</description>
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            <title>The Working Life of Christina McKelvie MSP</title>
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            <title>The Flag in the Wind</title>
            <description>This weeks issue is compiled by Jim Lynch.</description>
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            <description>Regarding the Homecoming.</description>
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            <description>A new book we&apos;re starting which is as bit of departure for us as it is the history of another country.  That said there were so many Scots that emigrated to America that it is interesting to know more about a country at a time when the Scots moved there.</description>
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            <description>Article 51 - Opening up young minds to the thrust and parry of a mental duel.</description>
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            <description>Chapter VII - Begin Business in Dollar—Old Firms in Glasgow Forty Years ago —Increase of the ,City of Glasgow since then—Scientific Discoveries and Progress in the Nineteenth Century—First Telegraph Message flashed across the Atlantic on 17th of August 1858—Invention of the Telephone: Conversation carried on between Persons 1000 Miles apart—Discovery of Photography—Portraits taken by a Machine—New Aniline Dyes—Revelations in Geology and Astronomy—Progress in the Science of Chemistry—Introduction of Railways--The Art of Printing discovered in 1448—Immense Strides the Press has taken during the last Fifty Years—Beautifully Illustrated Literature of the Present Day—Fabulously Low Prices at which Books can now be Published—Established Church at Dollar, and Free Church at Shelterhall—Milnathort: &apos;Coaching Days,&apos; etc.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XX. - My brother a &quot;ready-made pioneer &quot;—Hunting rabbits —Two roasted rabbits per man for supper—I find my friend, Firing Stony, in a flourishing condition —Poisoning wolves—A good morning&apos;s sport—I secure a wolf, two foxes and a mink—Firing Stony poisons his best dog-1 enjoy a meal of bear&apos;s ribs —I meet with a severe accident—Samson treats me to a memorable feastChapter XXI.</description>
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            <description>A new poem from John Henderson.</description>
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            <description>Article 50 - Farewell to blissful days a-wheel on heaven-sent country roads.</description>
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            <description>Chapter VI - Relatives at one time in Clackmnannan—Bankhead Farm—Sojourn in Dunfermline—Manufacturing Firma, etc., in Dunfermline Forty-five Years ago—Annular Eclipse of the Sun on 15th May 1836—Means of Locomotion in those days.</description>
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            <description>Book 19 - The English Peace.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XIX. - We start out to hunt for buffalo—Fish and frozen turnips —A depleted larder—David&apos;s bag of barley meal— At the point of starvation—We strike Maskepetoon&apos;s camp—An Indian burial—Old Joseph dying —We leave the camp—Generous hospitality—A fortunate meeting —Frostbites -A. bitterly cold night—Unexpected visitors—Striking instance of devotion—I suffer from snowshoe cramp—Arrival at Victoria—Old Joseph&apos;s burial—Back to Pigeon Lake.</description>
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            <title>More Adventures in Kilt and Khaki</title>
            <description>Added four more chapters to this book.</description>
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            <description>Article 49 - I raise my steaming cuppa to the wisp of James Boswell&apos;s memory.</description>
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            <description>Chapter V - Teachers in Dollar Academy in my School Days—The Old Church of Dollar, rebuilt in 1775—Sacramental Fasts generally, and Special Days of Fasting in Markinch in the year 1640— Dog made to &apos;ken&apos; how to keep the Sabbath—An Old Lady&apos;s Opinion of what constituted &apos;a Christian &apos;—Rev. Dr. Mylne on &apos;The Ten Virgins &apos;—Correspondence between Dr. M&apos;Kelvie and Dr. Mylne—New Trustees for Dollar Academy appointed in 1826—Act of Parliament got in 1847.</description>
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            <description>Book 18 - The Battle of Byland.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XVIII. - Father visits our Mission—A dream that proved a portent—Drowning of Mr. Connor—&quot;Straight fish&quot; diet—We are visited by a war party of Crees—I am given a problem to solve—Francis and I set out to seek fresh provisions—Feasting on fat bear steaks— A lonely Christmas—Mr. Hardisty visits us—We in turn visit Mountain House—A hard winter in the Saskatchewan country—Rations on short allowance —A run to Victoria —David and I have a hard experience-Father and mother as &quot;good Samaritans&quot;.</description>
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            <description>Have made available 2 publications on Agriculture in adobe reader format at the foot of our Agriculture page. One is &quot;The Book of the Farm&quot; in three volumes which provides a very detailed account of various farming pursuits with many illustrations. The other is &quot;Field and Fern&quot; which is a two volume account of a tour around North and South Scotland.</description>
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            <description>The Incoporated Trades of the City of Edinburgh.</description>
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            <description>In the forefront of the development of the hamlet of Whangarei into a thriving town in the latter part of the 19th Century.</description>
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A Nicht wi&apos; Burns

FAED, TAMAR:
An April Wean
A Wintry Sang
The Incomer
The Spaewife
Hame&apos;s Hame</description>
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            <title>John&apos;s Scottish Sing-Along</title>
            <description>MacIain of Glencoe.</description>
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            <title>Prelude to the Orpheus</title>
            <description>Personnel and Finale.</description>
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            <title>&quot;Curdies&quot; a Glasgow Sketch Book</title>
            <description>Chapter XX - On the Baurheid Caur.</description>
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            <title>Songs of Lowland Scotland</title>
            <description>Added Pages 400 - 426.</description>
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            <description>Ranald of the Hens.</description>
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            <description>Article 48 - Trains of thought that carry affectionate Waverley memories.</description>
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            <description>Chapter IV - Meal Mill and Big Wheel below Castle Campbell Wood—Plan for a Range of Mills in Dollar Banks—The Poet Burns at Harvieatoun Castle—Bird&apos;s-Eye View of the Devon Valley, and Archbishop of Canterbury Peak—Tait&apos;s Tomb—Old Buildings in Dollar—&apos;Old Craigie&apos;—Days of the Corn Laws —Literary Shepherd born in 1712.</description>
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            <description>Book 17 - The Siege of Berwick.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XVII. - Our camp visited by a band of Mountain Stonies—My schooling in the university of frontier life—Back to our Mission again—Limited cuisine—Home-made agricultural implements—We visit Victoria—Off to Fort Canton for Mission supplies—Inquisitive Chippewyans—My eldest sister married to Mr. Hardisty, of the Hudson&apos;s Bay Company—The honeymoon trip to Mountain House—Rival sportsmen —Charging a flock of wild geese at full gallop— Return to Pigeon Lake—Our work extending.</description>
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            <description>Article 47 - A giant of the word written under the stress of cataclysmic events.</description>
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            <description>Chapter III - Captain John M&apos;Nab, and his splendid Bequest to Dollar—Building of Dollar Academy commenced in 1818—Craumurd Tait&apos;s Letter in 1815, intimating the Rev. Dr. Mylne&apos;s appointment to the Church of Dollar—First Teachers in Dollar Academy —An Old Dame&apos;s School—Bob M&apos;Donald and &apos;Daily Bread.&apos;</description>
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            <description>Chapter XVI. - Samson and I go on a moose hunt—Samson&apos;s clever tracking—He comes up with the moose and tries a shot—No bullet in the gun—Two dejected hunters return to the camp—We have better luck next time —Roses make a thorny path—We disturb a band of wolves—Samson stampedes them with his riding. whip—&quot; Firing Stony&quot; and I go hunting—I bring down a noble elk—Novel method of fishing.</description>
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            <title>A Gordon For Me and Jock MacKay</title>
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            <description>Article 46 - Farewell to Bollywood&apos;s old joyful unreality.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XV. - David and I visit Lac la Biche—High-priced seed wheat —Our party sets out for Pigeon Lake—Old Joseph —Paul Chian —Samson—Ourlarder depleted—We organize a hunt—Precarious living—Old Paul proves himself a skilful guide—Samson tells of a tragic murder by Blackfeet—We move cautiously—Broiled owlets as a delicacy—I shoot an elk—Little Paul&apos;s flint-lock hangs fire—Samson&apos;s brilliant hunting feats—Feasting on antlers.</description>
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            <description>Got in an email about their DNA project and how to get involved.</description>
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            <description>Got in the special Homecoming Edition of the newsletter.</description>
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            <description>Article 45 - 100 years of Hope.</description>
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            <title>Recollections of Thirty-nine Years in the Army</title>
            <description>Chapter XXXVI - 1875-1880. MADRAS PRESIDENCY—FINALE. This is the final chapter of this book.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XIV. - Home occupations—A courae of lectures—Mark and Jimmie as s-aeonteu-ra—Mark&apos;s success as a deerkiller—A buffalo chase on a dog-sled—Our first child is born—Chickens at eight shillings apiece.</description>
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            <title>Electric Scotland&apos;s Weekly Newsletter</title>
            <description>This weeks newsletter is now available.</description>
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            <title>The Working Life of Christina McKelvie MSP</title>
            <description>Got in Christina&apos;s weekly diary.</description>
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            <title>More Adventures in Kilt and Khaki</title>
            <description>Another new book we&apos;re starting tell of happenings in the First World War.</description>
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            <title>Robert Burns Lives!</title>
            <description>Chapter 74 - An article by Floridian John Hollingsworth.</description>
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            <title>Alastair&apos;s Canadian Journal</title>
            <description>See what I got up to during August, September and October.</description>
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            <title>Reminiscences of Dollar, Tillicoultry and other Districts adjoining the Ochils</title>
            <description>This is a new book we&apos;ve started and we now have the first chapter up for you to read.</description>
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            <description>The November issue is now available.</description>
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            <title>The Flag in the Wind</title>
            <description>This weeks issue is now available.</description>
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            <description>Update for 27th October 2009.</description>
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            <description>Book 13 - The Battle of Bannockburn.</description>
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            <title>Recollections of Thirty-nine Years in the Army</title>
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1874-1875. BURMAH</description>
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            <description>Chapter XIII. - run to Edmonton—Mr. Hardisty and other Hudson&apos;s Bay Company officers spend New Year&apos;s with us —Sports and amusements—Our party sets out for Mountain House--I experience a &quot;scare &quot;—Intense cold—A cunning dog—Mishaps to a cariole— In the foot-hills—My first view of the Rockies—Hearty reception at Mountain House—Back to Victoria.</description>
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            <title>Writings of Albert Morris</title>
            <description>Article 44 - Scalpel-sharp words failed to have the operating staff in stitches.</description>
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            <title>The Bruce</title>
            <description>Book 12 - The First Stroke of the Fight.</description>
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            <title>Recollections of Thirty-nine Years in the Army</title>
            <description>Chapter XXXIV - 1871-1874. DOVER—ALDERSHOT.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XII. - Visit to Whitefish Lake—A devoted Indian missionary —Mark and I go out after buffalo—Mark proves himself a brilliant hunter—Our camp visited by wolves - Muddy Bull&apos;s generosity—We reach home with full loads of meat.</description>
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The Pest
DODDS. ANDREW:
The Sparrow&apos;s Address
The City
The Land is the Lord&apos;s</description>
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            <title>Prelude to the Orpheus</title>
            <description>Revolt and Exodus.</description>
            <link>http://www.electricscotland.com/history/orpheus/40%20to%2044%20Prelude%20To%20The%20Orpheus%20Chp11%20Chp12.pdf</link>
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            <title>&quot;Curdies&quot; a Glasgow Sketch Book</title>
            <description>Chapter XIX - An Extraordinary Success.</description>
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            <title>Beth&apos;s Newfangled Family Tree</title>
            <description>The November issue is now available.</description>
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            <description>Pages 375 - 399.</description>
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            <title>Book of Scottish Story</title>
            <description>The Ghost with the Golden Casket, Chapter 2.</description>
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            <title>Hail Caledonia</title>
            <description>From John&apos;s Singalong.</description>
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            <title>The Campbells Are Coming</title>
            <description>From John&apos;s Scottish Singalong</description>
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            <description>Article 43 - Out of my depth in the hoofing courtship rituals.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XXXIII - 1871. MARCH. ENEMIES WITHIN PARIS.</description>
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            <description>Chapter XI. - We return to Victoria—War parties abroad—Father&apos;s influence over the Indians—We organize a big fresh meat hunt—David&apos;s first buffalo hunt—Marks adventure with a war party—Surrounded by wolves —Incidents of our journey—Preparing for the winter.</description>
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            <description>Article 42 - Impressive new breeze in war reporting.</description>
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            <description>Chapter X. - We return to Pigeon Lake—&quot;Scarred Thigh&quot; exchanged for &quot;Blackfoot &quot;—Planting Gospel seed— We organize a buffalo hunt— A moose chase—The buffalo as a &quot;path-finder &quot;—We encounter a hostile camp—All night on guard—My friend Mark&apos;s daring exploit—Wood Stonies visit the Mission— Gambling, polygamy and superstition among the Indians.</description>
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            <description>Article 41 - Standing out against the patriotic pomposity of national anthems.</description>
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