Glengarry and Western Gaelic

by Lauchlin MacInnes

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Published 1984 by Lauchlin MacInnes in [S.l.] .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Scottish Gaelic language -- Dialects -- Ontario -- Glengarry,
• Glengarry (Ont.) -- History

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Edition Notes

Other titles	Gleann-a-garaidh agus Gaidhlig Siar le Lachlann MacAonghais
Statement	by Lauchlin MacInnes = Gleann-a-garaidh agus Gaidhlig Siar le Lachlann MacAonghais.
Classifications
LC Classifications	PB1598G5 M34 1984
The Physical Object
Pagination	43 p. :
Number of Pages	43
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL18809935M

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