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And in “The Watermead Affair: The Story of a Chauffeur-Errant,” by the Scottish-Canadian adventure story writer and historical novelist Robert Barr, which appeared in October 1905 in his own journal The Idler (p. 434), co-edited with Jerome K. Jerome,
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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Scottish-Canadian countryside a horse and vehicle on the highway is practically common property.
'Lizbeth of the Dale Mary Esther Miller MacGregor 1918
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She had listened eagerly to the old frontiersman's account of the adventures on the trail, up the Pass precipice, crossing the snow slide and in the desert, where the Ranger had refused to save his own life by abandoning his companion; and the narrative lost nothing in Matthews 'recital with his Scottish-Canadian
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His father has often been described as a white Scottish-Canadian who gave the painter the middle name Scott.
NYT > Home Page By EVE M. KAHN 2011
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His father has often been described as a white Scottish-Canadian who gave the painter the middle name Scott.
NYT > Home Page By EVE M. KAHN 2011
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Bruce Graham was born on December 1, 1925, in Bogotá, Colombia, to a Scottish-Canadian banker father and a Peruvian mother.
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If Scottish-Canadian country singer Johnny Reid gets the chance, he'd love to be on
London Free Press 2010
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If Scottish-Canadian country singer Johnny Reid gets the chance, he'd love to be on
Winnipeg Sun 2010
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I'll try to stir up some, then, by going against the grain and picking Scottish-Canadian country crooner Johnny Reid.
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Bruce Graham was born on December 1, 1925, in Bogotá, Colombia, to a Scottish-Canadian banker father and a Peruvian mother.
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