Nobility may be up in arms, but Scotland’s land reforms look fairly tame

Original language	English
Journal	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 14 Aug 2015

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• land reform
• Scotland
• nobility

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Combe, M. (2015). Nobility may be up in arms, but Scotland’s land reforms look fairly tame. The Conversation.

Combe, Malcolm. / Nobility may be up in arms, but Scotland’s land reforms look fairly tame. In: The Conversation. 2015.

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