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Empire and Union: Imperial and national identity in nineteenth century Scotland
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  • 1903The Scottish Historical Review193 cited
  • 1987The Union of England and Scotland, 1603-1608158 cited
  • 1896The Union of England and Scotland, by James Mackinnon36 cited
  • 1885Inaugural address7 cited

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  • 2002Politics and nationalism in Scotland: a Clydeside case study of identity construction18 cited

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