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Review: Island On The Edge Of The World: The Story Of St. Kilda
User Review - Vicky - GoodreadsAround the World = Scotland St. Kilda is an archipelago in the Western Isles of Scotland, some 40 miles from the next nearest inhabited island. For more than 2000 years the island was inhabited by a ... Read full review
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List of Illustrations | 8 |
Early History | 25 |
Death Legends and Beliefs | 51 |
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