David Daiches

Books

• God and the poets by David Daiches (Clarendon Press, 1984)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Literature and gentility in Scotland by David Daiches (Edinburgh University Press, 1982)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Literary landscapes of the British Isles by David Daiches (Paddington Press : distributed by Grosset & Dunlap, 1979)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Edinburgh by David Daiches (Constable, 1978)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• James Boswell and his world by David Daiches (Thames and Hudson, 1976)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Shakespeare, 'Julius Caesar' by David Daiches (Edward Arnold, 1976)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Was by David Daiches (Drew, 1975)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• The quest for the historical Moses by David Daiches (Council of Christians and Jews, 1974)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Literature and western civilization by David Daiches (Aldus Books, 1972)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Sir Walter Scott and his world by David Daiches ("Raduga,", 1971)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Two studies by David Daiches (Norwood Editions, 1970)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)
• Scotch whisky by David Daiches (Fontana, 1970)From a library catalogue (opens in a new tab)

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