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People'S Palaces: Victorian And Edwardian Pubs Of Scotland
People'S Palaces: Victorian And Edwardian Pubs Of Scotland

By Rudolph Kenna, Rudolph Kenna, Anthony Mooney

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Rudolph Kenna, Anthony Mooney. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 140-145.

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Scotland in the thirties
Scotland in the thirties

By Rudolph Kenna

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Old Glasgow streets
Old Glasgow streets

By Rudolph Kenna

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Old Glasgow Shops
Old Glasgow Shops

By Rudolph Kenna

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They belonged to Glasgow
They belonged to Glasgow

By Rudolph Kenna

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They belonged to Glasgow
They belonged to Glasgow

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They belonged to Glasgow
They belonged to Glasgow

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In custody
In custody

By Rudolph Kenna

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Heart of the Gorbals
Heart of the Gorbals

By Rudolph Kenna

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