Strategies for Self-government: The Campaigns for a Scottish ParliamentStrategies for Self-Government throws new light on aspects of Scottish political history, social movements and territorial politics. |
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Preface | 1 |
Britain and British Nationalism | 35 |
Home Rule Pressure Groups | 66 |
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