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Alphabetically arranged, cross-referenced, and indexed, the entries in this encyclopaedia set out in detail all aspects of Edinburgh, bringing together information and anecdotes from a wide range of sources. It looks at the city's history, social pastimes, institutions, buildings, monuments,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- James Vi: Add a description of this character.
- Corstorphine Hill
- Cramond
- Haig
- St Mary
- Cockburn
- St Giles
- Currie
- Burns
- Robert
- Duddingston
- George Drummond
- Davidson
- Walter Scott
- St Cuthbert
- Musselburgh
- Ramsay
- Tytler
- Marchmont
- Gorgie
- St Margaret
- Beatty
- Duncan
- Fife
- James Iv
- Charles Mckean
- Grange
- William Playfair
- Mary Stewart
- Frank Reid
- George Watson
- John Campbell
- Wester Hailes
- George Baird
- Murrayfield
- Douglas
- Adam Black
- Heriot
- Henry
- Connery
- Donaldson
- John Murray
Setting & Locations edit
- Edinburgh
- Church Of Scotland
- Leith
- Britain
- Glasgow
- London
- New Town
- Canongate
- Granton
- High Street
- Midlothian
- Newhaven
- Old Town
- South Queensferry
- Craigmillar
- Portobello
- England
- North Bridge
- Europe
- Craiglockhart
- Princes Street
- Calton Hill
- Lothian Road
- United Kingdom
- Stockbridge
- Holyrood
- Mound
- West Lothian
- Easter Road
- South Bridge
- France
- West End
- Dalmeny
- Seafield
- West Port
- Balerno
- Newington
- Saughton
- Liberton
- Muirhouse
- George Street
- Colinton
- Abbeyhill
- Slateford
- Pentlands
- Meadows
- Netherbow
Authors & Contributors edit
- Sandy Mullay (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 941.34003
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