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From: keeshu@nikhefk.uucp (Kees Huyser)
Newsgroups: sci.lang,soc.culture.celtic
Subject: Re: Scots Gaelic
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Date: Sat, 15-Nov-86 21:54:36 EST
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In article <8282SPU@PSUVMA> SPU@PSUVMA.BITNET writes:
>I was wondering if anyone out there knows of any books (that can be
>obtained in America) that deal with the subject of the Gaelic language
>in Scotland.  Books on Irish abound, but I've never come across one
>on this subject.  I'm mainly interested in grammar-type books.
>Thanx!
>-------
>    * K. SCOTT SHAY * 

You could try to contact:
		David McKay Company Inc.
		750 Third Avenue
		New York,  N.Y. 10017

They are the US representative of the _Teach Yourself Books_.
I think they have one called _Teach Yourself Goidelic_.

As far as I know, `Goidelic' is the Scots version of Gaelic.

Hope this is some help,
Kees


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