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Colin MacGilp MacDonald was a
British historian and author.
Trained in
classics at the
University of St Andrews, he is a
historian of
early and medieval...
- 1995
Roger Redfern. 1998
Daniel Campbell and
Freda Ramsay. 1991
Colin MacGilp MacDonald. 1961
James MacMillan. 1983
Daniel Campbell and
Freda Ramsay...
- Ferries, MacFerries, MacKerras,
MacKerruish MacFerries in Braemar.
MacFhilib MacGilp, MacKillop,
Philp MacFhiongain MacKinnon MacFhionghain, MacFhiong****n MacKinnon...
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medal winner at Scotland's
Royal National Mòd.[citation needed]
Duncan MacGilp, gold
medal winner at Scotland's
Royal National Mòd.[citation needed] Three...
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Colin McDonald (ice hockey) (born 1984),
American ice
hockey player Colin MacGilp MacDonald,
British historian and
author Colin MacDonald (disambiguation)...
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inventories and accounts, 1871-1959[1], The
Getty Research Institute.
MacGilp, 2011, p.199 Bayer,
Thomas and Page, John, The
Development of the Art Market...
- Henderson, Hendrie, Hendry, Henry, Johnson, Kean, Keene, Keane, MacDonald,
MacGilp, MacHendrie, MacHendry, MacHenry, MacIan, MacIsaac, MacKean, McKean, McKendrick...
- Clan
MacDonald of
Keppoch Burke, Boyle, Kelly, Kennedy, MacGillivantic,
MacGilp, MacGlasrich, MacKerracher, MacKillop, MacPhilip, Philipson, Ronald, Ronaldson...
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Colin MacDonald may
refer to:
Colin MacGilp MacDonald,
British historian and
author Colin MacDonald (writer),
Scottish writer Colin MacDonald (musician)...
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chronicles her homeland's
struggle to rebuild".
Toronto Life. 41 (3): 113.
MacGilp, Alexandra. "White House." ArtAsiaPacific: Lida Abdul. November/December...
