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The geographical extent of Gaelic in Scotland, 1698–1806
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  • 1979Language, Education and Social Processes in a Gaelic Community.27 cited
  • 1879On the Celtic Languages in the British Isles; a Statistical Survey20 cited

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  • 1983A Geography of Language: Gaelic-Speaking in Perthshire, 1698-18796 cited
  • 1982The Scottish highlands outlined: Cartographic evidence for the position of the highland‐lowland boundary3 cited

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