An edition of Peel: its meaning and derivations (1894)

Peel: its meaning and derivations

an enquiry into the early history of the term now applied to many border towers.

by George Neilson

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An edition of Peel: its meaning and derivations (1894)

Peel: its meaning and derivations

an enquiry into the early history of the term now applied to many border towers.

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1 Peel: its meaning and derivations: an enquiry into the early history of the term now applied to many border towers. 1894, G. P. Johnston in English	aaaa Not in Library
2 Peel: its meaning and derivations: an enquiry into the early history of the term now applied to many border towers. 1894, G. P. Johnston in English	bbbb Read Listen Libraries near you: WorldCat

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Edition Notes

This edition of 120 copies, with the exception of one or two very slight additions made to the notes, is a reprint of the issue of 55 copies privately reprinted from the Proceedings of the Glasgow archaeological society.

Published in: Edinburgh

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Pagination: 33 p.
Number of pages: 33

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Open Library: OL21978546M

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Peel: its meaning and derivations

an enquiry into the early history of the term now applied to many border towers.

by George Neilson