| Reference Number | 286 |
| Title | An treòraiche: leabhran sgoil air son na cloinne |
| Author | MacFarlane, Malcolm |
| Editor | N/A |
| Date Of Edition | 1903 |
| Date Of Language | Early 20th c. |
| Date Of Language Ed | 1900-1949 |
| DateMacro | Early 20th c. |
| Date Of Language Notes | [Note added 16/4/18:] The date of creation is here based on the date of publication. Most of Malcolm MacFarlane's (Calum MacPhàrlain, 1853-1931) work was published in the early 20th century period and this seems likely. |
| Publisher | Aonghas MacAoidh |
| Place Published | Stirling (Struibhle) |
| Volume | N/A |
| Location | |
| Geographical Origins | Argyll; Dalavich |
| Geographical Origins Ed | Argyll |
| GeoMacro | Argyll mainland |
| GeoX | -5.2811400 |
| GeoY | 56.2635426 |
| Geographical Origins Notes | [Note added 16/4/18:] Malcolm MacFarlane (Calum MacPhàrlain, 1853-1931) was born in Dalavich, Argyll, and 'brought up in Paisley' (Derek S. Thomson, ed., The Companion to Gaelic Scotland (1994), p. 188). He lived for many years in Elderslie, outside of Paisley. |
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| Register Ed | Literature, Prose |
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| Medium | Prose |
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| Short Title | An Treòraiche |
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| Download File | 286.pdf |
| NumWords | 6468 |
