Grant, I. F.

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL635076A

Top Subjects

Scotland (4)
Scotland -- Economic conditions (4)
MacLeod clan (3)
To 1603 (2)
Scotland -- History -- To 1603 (2)
Scotland -- Social conditions (2)
Scotland -- History (2)

Books by Grant, I. F.

Total count: 20

Every-day life on an old Highland farm, 1769-1782

Longmans, Green and Co.1924-01-01
The social and economic development of Scotland before 1603

Oliver and Boyd1930-01-01
In the tracks of Montrose

Alexander Maclehose1931-01-01
Everyday life in old Scotland

G. Allen & Unwin, Ltd.1931-01-01
"The Scottish people"a masque of Sir Walter Scott's characters

Published and produced by Campbell & Ryle1932-01-01
The economic history of Scotland

Longmans, Green1934-01-01
The lordship of the Isleswanderings in the lost lordship

The Moray press1935-01-01
The clan MacLeod, with their rock-built fortress they have endured

W. & A.K. Johnston and G. W. Bacon1953-01-01
The clan MacLeodwith their rock-built fortress they have endured.

W. & A. K. Johnston & G. W. Bacon1953-01-01
The Clan Grant

W. & A. K. Johnston & G. W. Bacon Ltd.1955-01-01
The MacLeodsthe history of a clan, 1200-1956.

Faber & Faber1959-01-01
Highland folk ways

Routledge & Kegan Paul1961-01-01
Angus Og of the Isles [by] I.F. Grantillustrations by Ruth F. Moorwood.

W. & R. Chambers1969-01-01
Angus Og of the Isles

W. & R. Chambers1969-01-01
Along a Highland road

Shepheard-Walwyn1980-01-01
Every-day life on an old Highland farm 1769-1782

Shepheard-Walwyn1981-01-01
Periods in highland history

Shepheard-Walwyn1987-01-01
The Clan Donald (MacDonalds, MacDonells, MacAlisters and their septs)a Gaelic principality as a focus of Gaelic culture

Printed for Clearfield Co. by Genealogical Pub.1993-01-01
Ecological stress and recovery from agrochemicalswhat is acceptable in the tropics? : an Inaugural Lecture delivered at the University of Greenwich : 1st April 1998

Greenwich University Press1998-01-01
Making of Am FasgadhAn Account of the Origins of the Highland Folk Museum by Its Founder

NMS2007-01-01