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John S. Gibson (1) (–2008)

Author of Lochiel of the '45: The Jacobite Chief and the Prince

For other authors named John S. Gibson, see the disambiguation page.

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Works by John S. Gibson

Lochiel of the '45: The Jacobite Chief and the Prince (1994) 14 copies

Edinburgh in the '45: Bonnie Prince Charlie at Holyrood House (1995) 12 copies

Ships of the '45: The rescue of the Young Pretender (1967) 10 copies

Playing the Scottish Card: The Franco-Jacobite Invasion of 1708 (1988) 5 copies

The Gentle Lochiel: The Cameron Chief and Bonnie Prince Charlie (Scots' Lives) (1998) 3 copies

Deacon Brodie: Father to Jekyll and Hyde (1977) 3 copies

The Thistle and the Crown: A History of the Scottish Office (1985) 3 copies

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Legal name: Gibson, John Sibbald
Birthdate: c. 1923
Date of death: 2008-05-15
Gender: male
Nationality: UK
Place of death: Wordsworth House Nursing Home, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, UK
Occupations: civil servant

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ISBNs: 13

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