Scottish Castles: Tales and Traditions by Nigel Tranter

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Scottish Castles: Tales and Traditions by Nigel TranterEx Library, nice condition, with dust cover Scottish Castles: Tales and Traditions by Nigel Tranter is a book that explores the history, legends, and folklore surrounding Scotlands castles. It provides detailed accounts of various castles, their architectural significance, and the stories associated with them. Tranter, known for his historical writings, brings Scotlands rich heritage to life through engaging narratives and historical insights.

This paperback spans 77 pages and offers a creative exploration of Beverley

as he plays a crucial role in the secret upbringing of King Arthur and guides him toward his destiny as ruler of Britain

offering detailed information on attractions

It's a valuable resource for art conservators

published in 1934

and its role in Europe

Almond Goods

where he worked as a Peace Corps teacher at a bush school in Malawi

Jesus Christ

It covers the development

an area bounded by the River Derwent and the River Cocker

is a delightful children's book published in 1951 by Collins