Across the whole of the Books and Borrowing site, we use the following data structure and terminology. All titles in our dataset are categorised on four levels: Works, Editions, Holdings and Volumes. A work is a text considered as a conceptual object or whole (such as Adam Smith’s Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations). An edition is a particular physical printing of a work (such as the 1776 quarto edition of Adam Smith’s An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations printed in London for William Strahan, Thomas Cadell and William Creech). A holding is a copy of an edition (or in some cases multiple editions, as when pamphlets are bound together) held at one of our libraries (such the copy of the 1776 quarto edition of Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations held by the Advocates Library). A volume is a part of a holding (such as volume 2 of the Advocates Library’s copy of the 1776 Wealth of Nations).

Viewing books by title

Select a letter tab below to view books with a title beginning with the letter. The number in brackets is the total number of books with a title beginning with the letter.

• A
  (3016)
• B
  (208)
• C
  (688)
• D
  (645)
• E
  (547)
• F
  (244)
• G
  (213)
• H
  (614)
• I
  (274)
• J
  (289)
• K
  (18)
• L
  (762)
• M
  (842)
• N
  (249)
• O
  (448)
• P
  (675)
• Q
  (37)
• R
  (362)
• S
  (700)
• T
  (4456)
• U
  (24)
• V
  (180)
• W
  (59)
• X
  (17)
• Y
  (6)
• Z
  (14)
• Other
  (411)