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Blended But Not Forgotten: The Ethnically Cleansed Gypsies of Scotland
This product is the #7 best-seller at House of Baillie (~1089 products). Winner score 48/100 — moderate.
- Winner score
- 48/100
- Price
- $23.84
- Best-seller rank
- #7
- Est. sales at this store
- ~$300/mo
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Moderate
Listed at £17.99 on the store, converted at today's rate
of the ~1,089 products this store sells
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How this product scores 48 out of 100
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Blended but Not Forgotten: The Ethnically Cleansed Gypsies of Scotland is a forensic, compassionate account of a people who have lived in Scotland for more than five hundred years, yet remain routinely misnamed, miscategorised, and written out of the national story. In modern Scotland, “Gypsy and Traveller” is often treated as a single label. This book begins by separating what has been blurred: Scottish Travellers, Irish Travellers, and the Gypsy tribes who entered Scotland in the late fifteen…
