Shetland And The Shetlanders, 2 Lects., With Additions, Notes And Appendices
"Shetland And The Shetlanders" offers a fascinating exploration into the history and culture of the Shetland Islands. Based on two lectures delivered by Charles Joseph G. Rampini, this volume delves into the unique social, economic, and historical aspects of Shetland and its people. With additions, notes, and appendices, this book provides a detailed account of the islands' past, offering insights into their traditions, customs, and the lives of the Shetlanders. Rampini's work stands as a valuable resource for those interested in Scottish history, island cultures, and the intricacies of local life in a remote and historically significant region.
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