The Celtic Monthly: A Magazine for Highlanders, Volumen21A. Sinclair, 1913 |
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A Magazine for Highlanders. 825c C394 v.21 : 10-12 UC - NRLF B 3 529 169 Derkeley Berkele A CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Front Cover.
A Magazine for Highlanders. 825c C394 v.21 : 10-12 UC - NRLF B 3 529 169 Derkeley Berkele A CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Front Cover.
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A Magazine for Highlanders. Derkeley Berkele A CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA L • LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY Berkelan THE UNIVER Bedelly Beckeler VERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF ... CELTIC MONTHLY An Illustrated Magazine.
A Magazine for Highlanders. Derkeley Berkele A CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA L • LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY Berkelan THE UNIVER Bedelly Beckeler VERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LIBRARY OF ... CELTIC MONTHLY An Illustrated Magazine.
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A Magazine for Highlanders. CTOBER , 1913 . THE CELTIC MONTHLY An Illustrated Magazine for Highlanders . Loose 1 . PRICE THREEPENCE 1462 plate ) 21 : 10-12 INNOVATION TRUNKS 1913 825c C394 THIS PETITE SIZE INNOVATION WARDROBE TRUNK ...
A Magazine for Highlanders. CTOBER , 1913 . THE CELTIC MONTHLY An Illustrated Magazine for Highlanders . Loose 1 . PRICE THREEPENCE 1462 plate ) 21 : 10-12 INNOVATION TRUNKS 1913 825c C394 THIS PETITE SIZE INNOVATION WARDROBE TRUNK ...
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A Magazine for Highlanders. BAGPIPE MUSIC . STUDIES IN CLASSICAL BY G. HARVEY JOHNSTON Scottish Heraldry made Easy , being. David Glen's Tutor , with a Selection of Marches , Strathspeys , and Reels , followed by a Pibroch ( 53 Tunes ) ...
A Magazine for Highlanders. BAGPIPE MUSIC . STUDIES IN CLASSICAL BY G. HARVEY JOHNSTON Scottish Heraldry made Easy , being. David Glen's Tutor , with a Selection of Marches , Strathspeys , and Reels , followed by a Pibroch ( 53 Tunes ) ...
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Página 183 - Gilly snatches it up — which is, that the Pipe may not suffer Indignity from its Neglect. The Captain of one of the Highland Companies entertained me some Time ago at Stirling, with an Account of a Dispute that happened in his Corps about Precedency. This Officer, among the rest, had received Orders to add a Drum to his Bagpipe, as a more military Instrument ; for the Pipe was to be retained, because the Highlandmen could hardly be brought to march without it. Now, the Contest between the Drummer...
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Página 183 - ... a Highland company stationed at Stirling had to settle a dispute that happened in his corps about precedency. He had received orders to add a drum to his regiment, as a more military instrument ; but the pipe was to be retained, because the Highlanders could hardly be brought to march without it. A contest between the drummer and the piper arose about the post of honour, and at length the contention grew exceedingly hot, and the attention of the captain was called to it. He called them both before...