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The Birth Of Football In The Burns Country by John Gardiner McIlvean Signed Paperback 1982

Name: The Birth Of Football In The Burns Country by John Gardiner McIlvean Signed Paperback 1982
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On offer a paperback “The Birth Of Football In The Burns Country, With A Philosophy Of Football etc.” by John Gardiner McIlvean, signed on the inside page by the author John Gardiner McIlvean

The Birth Of Football In The Burns Country

Mauchline is the village of Scotland’s National Bard, Robert Burns. To Mauchline visitors come each year from all over the world, visiting the Burns Memorial, the jean armour Museum, the Parish Church, and Mossgiel Farm etc. Less known is the importance of Mauchline in the development of football. In fact Mauchline Football Club was among the first in the country, and played an important part as a pioneer in the sport. This treatise is an inquiry into such a phenomenon, in the course of which the writer looks at Mauchline, and is led on to the surrounding countryside, to the land of Robert Burns.

The book is in a very good condition and has been read, no dustcover and not priced

Published: Cumnock John Gardiner McIlvean 1982

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A paperback "The Birth Of Football In The Burns Country, With A Philosophy Of Football etc." by John Gardiner McIlvean, signed on the inside page by the author John Gardiner McIlvean

The Birth Of Football In The Burns Country

Mauchline is the village of Scotland's National Bard, Robert Burns. To Mauchline visitors come each year from all over the world, visiting the Burns Memorial, the jean armour Museum, the Parish Church, and Mossgiel Farm etc. Less known is the importance of Mauchline in the development of football. In fact Mauchline Football Club was among the first in the country, and played an important part as a pioneer in the sport. This treatise is an inquiry into such a phenomenon, in the course of which the writer looks at Mauchline, and is led on to the surrounding countryside, to the land of Robert Burns.

The book is in a very good condition and has been read, no dustcover and not priced

Published: Cumnock John Gardiner McIlvean 1982