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Marzio Barbagli. Farewell to the World. A History of Suicide
translated by Lucinda Byatt. Polity Sept 2015
Farewell to the World
Don Camillo and his Flock
Raphael: A Passionate Life, Polity 2012
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Tag Archives: Skye
On Samuel Johnson, Sorley McLean and Talisker Bay
Talisker House on Skye lies at the end of a long descent through Glen Oraid, probably about 5 miles beyond the turning to Carbost. The weather on the day we visited was miraculous: sunny with brilliant colours, and not that … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural history, reading
Tagged James Bothwell, Samuel Johnson, Skye, Sorley McLean, Talisker
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