History Scotland Magazine: Back Issues 2001-2007

BUY BACK ISSUES	Index of Articles in Back Issues Listed in reverse order, most recent to earliest. Click here to see back issues 2003 - 2004 Click here to see back issues 2001 - 2002 Vol. 8 No. 1 January/February 2008 Vol. 7 No. 6 November/December 2007 Vol. 7 No. 5 September/October 2007 Vol. 7 No. 4 July/August 2007 Vol. 7 No. 3 May/June 2007 Vol. 7 No. 2 March/April 2007 Vol. 7 No. 1 January/February 2007 Vol. 6 No. 6 November/December 2006 Vol. 6 No. 5 September/October 2006 Vol. 6 No. 4 July/August 2006 Vol. 6 No. 3 May/June 2006 Vol. 6 No. 2 March/April 2006 Vol. 6 No. 1 January/February 2006 Vol. 5 No. 6 November/December 2005 Vol. 5 No. 5 August/September 2005 Vol. 5 No. 4 July/August 2005 Vol. 5 No. 3 May/June 2005 Vol. 5 No. 2 March/April 2005 Vol. 5 No. 1 January/February 2005
	Vol.7 No.6 November/December 2007 Sugar Plantocrats: The Cunynghams of Glengarnock and Cayon. St. Kitts. Eric Graham Mind’forg’d Manacles: William Blake and Slavery. Muriel King The Pipe of Freedom. Elspeth King Searching for Scipio. Derek Alexander & Debbie Jackson The Scots Who Built the Danish Navy Martin Bellamy A King, Catholics, and Canongate Kirk Aonghus Mackechnie Women of the Dundee Howff. Marion Wynne-Davies ‘A Hot Cargo’: The Waterborne Supply of Lime in Scotland. Stuart Nisbet Asking new questions of the past Interview with Elizabeth Ewan, University of Guelph, Canada Adopt-a-Monument. Helen Bradley
	Vol.7 No.5 September/October 2007 The Bargarran Witchcraft Scare of the 1690s Hugh McLachlan The Angus Saga: a 17th century seafaring dynasty from Fife. Part 4 Sue Mowat The Lily & the Thistle: French royal refugees in Scotland David Fergus The First Flying Scotsman: James ‘Balloon’ Tytler and the Scottish Enlightenment Laura Paterson and Nathalie Rosset The Problem of the Young in 19th Century Aberdeen Sydney Wood Scottish History in the Universities since the 1950s T.C. Smout Auchindoun Castle Heidi Sands “My Highest Pleasures” - William Hunter’s Art Collection Peter Black Events to mark Anniversary of Abolition of Slave Trade Act Scottish Archaeology month Diary of a Dig The Making of the new Shetland Museum & Archives. Brian Smith
	Vol.7 No.4 July/August 2007 The Scottish Highlands: A Contested Country James Hunter The Angus Saga: a 17th century seafaring dynasty from Fife Sue Mowat The "almost miraculous passage” of the Union of 1707 Paul Scott 'An Intelligent Negro'. Thomas Jenkins: Scotland's first black educator & foreign missionary Eric J Graham and Mark Duffill The Scottish Golfing Diaspora David Hamilton Scotland and the America's Cup - the Thistle Challenge Len Paterson Underwater Archaeology in Scotland Barrie Andrian and Nicholas Dixon Iron Age souterrain discovered on Orkney Archaeology in the community – digging on the doorstep Mary Peteranna Recent Excavations at the Tron Kirk, Edinburgh Martin Cook & John A Lawson New Heritage Centre on the Isle of Lismore. Liz Curtis
	Vol.7 No.3 May/June 2007 History beneath the waves: taking stock of our marine historic environment Robin Turner The Melrose Chronicle, lost & found Julian Harrison ‘Written in the Hills’: An Environmental History project in the Scottish Uplands Alistair Hamilton and Althea Davies The Angus Saga: a 17th century seafaring dynasty from Fife Sue Mowat Perth’s Ships, Trade & Merchants 1759 to 1775. D.C. McWhannell The Thistle Challenge. Scotland and the America’s Cup in 1887 Len Patterson Auchmountain: a ‘somewhat unusual shipping disaster’ Michael Clarke News Features Reflecting Scapa Flow. Moya McDonald On St Ninian’s Trail - A Visit to Whithorn. Liz Curtis. Perth Archaeology month Shetland Museum and Archives opens The Scottish Crannog Centre New Diploma in Genealogical Studies Scottish Archaeology Fair.
	Vol.7 No. 2 March/April 2007 George Bain – ‘the father of modern Celtic Design’ Susan Seright Scotland’s Rural Past Brian Wilkinson Magnus Magnusson David Breeze American Civil War Memorial, Calton Hill, Edinburgh Michael Aidin Campbell Boatbuilding Accounts, 1600 to 1700 - Part 2 D. C. McWhannell Spinning and Spinning Wheels in the National Museums of Scotland Irene Mackay The Rattray Trophies Maurice Fleming The Angus Saga: a 17th century seafaring dynasty from Fife Sue Mowat Dryden Ice House Joy Madden Monarchs of all they surveyed: the Himalayan Exploits of Alexander, James and Patrick Gerard Alastair Mckelvie
	Vol.7 No. 1 Jan/Feb 2007 Vol.7 No.1 January/February 2007 Campbell Boatbuilding Accounts, 1600 to 1700 Dr. D. C. McWhannell John Edmonstone - the Black “Bird-Stuffer” of Edinburgh Mark Duffill & Eric J Graham An Islander in Exile: Agnes Mure Mackenzie & Memories of the Hebrides Joan Morrison Noble Labour in Glasgow’s Public Art Ian Mitchell Shipwrecks & Barra. Part Two Michael Clark Edinburgh University Celebrates: the Tercentenary Festival of 1884. Part Two Robert Anderson They did like to be beside the seaside: Pierrots, comic singers and summer shows Eric Simpson Rescuing the Scottish Coal Industry from Oblivion Miles Oglethorpe A Fiery Demise: Excavation of Bruce’s Camp, Inverurie Murray Cook, Lindsay Dunbar and Rob Engl
	Vol. 6 No.6 November/December 2006 Contents The Union of 1707: Principle, Patriotism and Persistence Christopher A Whatley with Derek J Patrick Shipwrecks & Barra Michael Clark Mary Somerville, Queen of Science Ruth Boreham Darwin in Edinburgh A.J. Mullay Elgar in Scotland Geoffrey Elgar Edinburgh University Celebrates: the Tercentenary Festival of 1884 Robert Anderson Rotoring down to Rio Kyle McKibben Pieces of the Past - Aerial survey in 2006. Dave Cowley Iron Age underground room discovered at North Uist The Auld Kirk Museum. Peter McCormack Buchanan 500 Commemorations. Elspeth King New dimensions of Scottish architectural history. Yvonne Hillyard
	"Vol. 6 No.5 September/October 2006 Excavation of an Iron Age settlement and industrial centre near Inverness. Ross Murray Patrick Dunbar: the Case for the Defence Muir Shaw The Ayr Carpet Mill Tragedy: The 1876 Fire at Templeton Mill William B. Black Fraserburgh – the problems of growth in a nineteenth century herring port Sydney Wood The Great Exhibitions of Glasgow & San Francisco David Taylor Hitting Below the Belt: A Review Essay of Born Fighting Michael Newton Review essay: Divided Gaels: Gaelic Cultural Identities in Scotland and Ireland, c.1200-c.1650 Aonghas MacCoinnich Explosion of research in Caithness Archaeology Archaeology month The Scottish Crannog Centre The Eagle has Landed. David Caldwell Rosemarkie’s Early Christian Sculptures. Liz Curtis What’s Your Story? Fiona Morrison Graham ‘Look at Scotland & enjoy a feast for the eyes’. Fiona Morrison Graham
	Vol. 6 No.4 July/August 2006 FEATURES Becket & the Second Phase of the Wars of Independence. Part Two: 1329- c.1406. Michael Penman The Scottish Links of John James Audubon. John Chalmers Behind the Scenes in the Glasshouse: glassmaking in Scotland between c.1600 and present day. Jill Turnbull Jews in Scotland: Myth and Reality. Nathan Abrams & Harvey Kaplan Scotland in the Air War, 1939 to 1945. Daniel Paton Ballindalloch’s Unseen Past. Heidi M. Sands The Rising Tide: sea level change and the early settlement of Orkney. Sue Dawson and CR Wickham-Jones Murder at Mine Howe? Nick Card and Jane Downes A visit to Tarbart Discovery Centre. Liz Curtis New prehistoric acquisitions at the National Museum of Scotland. Alan Saville Hamilton Palace and John Watt. Stuart Nesbitt Some Glasgow working class reminiscences of the 1930s. Dan Hood
	Vol. 6 No.3 May/June 2006 More details about this issue FEATURES Piety or Pretext? Scottish Devotion to St Thomas Becket in the Long Fourteenth Century Michael Penman The Siege of Edinburgh Castle, 1573 Harry Potter Sugar for the Brose: Sir Archibald Grant, Jamaica and Agricultural Improvements at Monymusk c.1720-1760. Part 2 James Glass Stornoway and Scotland at the start of the 20th Century.Part 2. T.C. Smout The past, present and future of Scottish History. An interview with Tom Devine Interviewed by Richard Oram Heritage within a Highland Community Forest Dave Sneddon The oldest tangible evidence for human settlement in Western Isles? Perthshire Archaeology Month Govan’s Pearce Institute. Ian R Mitchell Anatomy Acts Siobhan McConnachie John Murray Archive Vision of St Cuthbert FEATURES
	Vol.6 No.2 March/April 2006 FEATURES The Time of Truce. Harry Potter Early Music in the Making: the Lute-book of the Mures of Rowallan Evelyn Stell Making ends meet in the 17th century: tenant farmers in Dunblane Bill Inglis Sugar for the Brose: Sir Archibald Grant, Jamaica and Agricultural Improvements at Monymusk c.1720-1760. Part 1 James Glass Stornoway and Scotland at the start of the 20th Century. Part 1 T.C. Smout News features: Ancient sites of East Lothian uncovered. Olivia Lelong & Gavin MacGregor The Dunbar Iron Age Warrior Grave. Mike Roy Conservation of a heavily foxed drawing by Joseph Lee, artist and war poet. Rachael Smith and Erica Kotze A Highland port with many tales to tell: Ullapool Museum. Liz Curtis
	Vol.6 No.1 January/February 2006 More details about this issue FEATURES Brodick Castle clamp-kiln and the lime industry of Arran Derek Alexander The Death of David, Duke of Rothesay, 1402 Lisa Shaw The Douglas Wars. Harry Potter Skirmish on Granish Moor. June 1689: A forgotten episode in the campaign of Bonnie Dundee. Part 2 David G. Rose The Secrets of old Haddington. Alex Neish End of an old song – ‘The Battle of the Somme’ Fraser Bell News Features: Rock Art from a Bronze Age cairn at Balblair, near Inverness. Andrew Dutton Pioneering coastal erosion project discovers burial on the Isle of Unst. Olivia Lelong Out of the Stones - music inspired by the archaeology and history of Orkney Ironwork. David Mitchell and Andrew Laing
	Vol.5 No.6 November/December 2005 More details about this issue Saints Wars – “Ninian” v. Columba. Bridget Paterson The Stirling Raid - 3rd & 4th September 1571 Harry Potter Skirmish on Granish Moor. June 1689: A Forgotten Episode in the Campaign of Bonnie Dundee. Part 1 David G. Rose The Whisky Wars in Scotland Ian R Mitchell Keeping Track of Scotland’s Lost Railways Alasdair Wham Publishing, Education & Presbyterianism: The Scottish roots of modern management Alistair Mutch Excavation of a Medieval fortified settlement on a sea stack in the Western Isles. Rachel Barrowman Also: First ever Iron Age Burial found on Skye Joseph Lee, War Poet. Michael Bolik, Caroline Brown and Matthew Jarron Making Waves in Scottish History. The Early Scottish Maritime History Project. Eric Graham
	Vol.5 No.5 September/October 2005 More details about this issue The Merchants House of Glasgow, 1605–2005. Susan Milligan Fighting for the Lion: The Life of Andrew Murray. James G Taylor Dumbarton Rock - 1st & 2nd April 1571. Harry Potter Conveyance & Contribution: Mormon Scots Gather to an American Zion - Part 2. Fred E. Woods Rheumatism, Romanticism & Revolution: Victoria, Balmorality and 1848. Ian R. Mitchell The Visit of Canadian & Iroquois Lacrosse Teams to Scotland, May 1883. Andrew G. Newby Also: Archaeolink : A Journey Through Prehistory. Liz Curtis Medieval ring found in Kirkwall garden. Sigurd Towrie Frontiers of the Roman Empire. David Breeze Knowes o' Trotty gives up Bronze Age treasures. Sigurd Towrie Reaper Launched for a Second Century. Richard J. King Am Baile seeks memories, stories & anecdotes. Jamie Gaukroger Scotland’s Secret War. Fiona Graham
	Vol.5 No.4 July/August 2005 More details about this issue The Abernethy Foundation Account & its Place-Names Simon Taylor Edward’s Hostage Frank Harkness Rough Justice: A Life & Death in Late Medieval Edinburgh Elizabeth Ewan The Outbreak of the Marian Civil War Harry Potter Cornmills & Cartwheels David Macadam James Stobie & his surveying of the Perthshire landscape, 1780-1804 Chris Fleet Conveyance & Contribution: Mormon Scots Gather to an American Zion Fred E.Woods Historic National Treasures Found at Loch Lomond Site. Craiglockhart Castle - Recent work. Melanie Johnson & Nicola Scott Obituary: Graham Ritchie. David Breeze
	Vol.5 No.3 May/June2005 Westray Dig Points to Brutal Viking invasion of the Isles. Sigurd Towrie Mary Stuart’s ‘Byrd of America’:The Tale of a Toucan. Michael Bath ‘That Honest & Intelligent Traveller’. David McVey Pittenweem Burgh Politics in the early 1800s & the Indian connection. David Affleck The History of the Fiery Cross: Folklore, Literature, & Fakelore. Michael Newton Kelso’s Bridges. Colin Martin Scottish Lives: Jane Maxwell, Duchess of Gordon, 1749-1812. Ruth Boreham The Patriot Maligned: Andrew Fletcher of Saltoun in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Paul Henderson Scott How were the Brochs of Northern Scotland Constructed? The Face of William Wallace. Anniversary Exhibition and Events in Stirling. Elspeth King
	Vol.5 No.2 March/April 2005 More details about this issue Unfinished Works Geoffrey Stell The Fall of the House of Huntly John Irvine The Conciliatory Suffragette Sarah Pedersen The Maryhill Panels: Stephen Adams Stained Glass Workers Ian R. Mitchell Afro-Gaelic Music in America Michael Newton Papermaking on the Water of Leith Alistair McCleery, David Finkelstein and Sarah Bromage News features Building a Chambered Cairn at Spittal, Caithness. John Barber, Andrew Heald and Paul Humphreys Neolithic structures excavated at Warren Field, Crathes Castle Estate Whats Cooking? Derek Hall Ronald Cant and his Legacy. Barbara E. Crawford
	Vol.5 No.1 January/February 2005 More about this issue Yule in the Court of King James IV. Mairi Cowan The Monk, the Cottage & the Ballad. Crawford Mackie Miscarriage at Lochleven. John Irvine The End of the Earl of Bothwell. Prue Mosman Scotland & the Spanish Match. Noah Millstone Scottish Slavery in 17th-Century New England. Diane Rapaport News features Made from Girders? Laying the foundations of the Springburn Virtual Museum. Jane Barton Genealogy Junkies ( book reviews) Fay Oliver. Iron Age death, burial and metalworking at Westray's Knowe o' Skea. Sigurd Towrie Latest finds at the Newbarns Project. Liz Penman