Charting a Course Through the Scottish Namescape Simon Taylor United Kingdom Abstract It is something of a commonplace, at least in Britain and Ireland, to say that Scotland has one of the most

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Date: 2016-07-30 15:42:45 Europe Scotland Scottish toponymy Gaels Languages of the United Kingdom Scottish Gaelic language Toponymists Scotland in the Early Middle Ages Scottish Gaelic Scottish Place-Name Society Scottish people Languages of Scotland		Charting a Course Through the Scottish Namescape Simon Taylor United Kingdom Abstract It is something of a commonplace, at least in Britain and Ireland, to say that Scotland has one of the most Add to Reading List Source URL: www.icos2014.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,57 MB Share Document on Facebook

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