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| Vol.10 No.4 July/August 2010 New Zealand Special
The Persuaders: Recruiting Scots for New Zealand Marjory Harper charts the marketing campaigns designed to attract Scots to New Zealand during the 19th and 20th centuries
Mr Doig thinks very highly of New Zealand… Jim McAloon explores how middle class Scottish immigrants integrated into New Zealand society
A difficult voyage Angela McCarthy provides an alternative view on emigration to New Zealand, focusing on patients in Dunedin’s lunatic asylumsThe Caledonian Society of Otago Kim Sullivan describes how organised Scottishness was pioneered in Otago
Robert Burns in ‘the Land of the Maoris’ Mark Stocker examines the monuments to Robert Burns found in New Zealand
There’s Nae Place Like Otago Yet Seán Brosnahan, curator at the Otago Settlers Museum, explains how Scottish culture influenced the Dunedin region of New Zealand |  | Vol.10 No.3 May/June 2010 The Last Mackenzie of Redcastle: Captain Kenneth, an opprobrious life Graham Clark Threats of Illuminism: 18th-century Scottish Masonic Conspiracy Theories Mark C. Wallace A Swedish View of Scott's Scotland: Carl Graffman's Skottska Vuer (1830) Andrew G. Newby The Greatest Clipper Race: How the Men of Fife brought the Tea Home Len Paterson Land Use History and Biodiversity along the Water of Leith Rachel Edman and Alistair Hamilton The End of the Lion David McVey Glen Cinema Disaster George Prentice Clyde Steamers to the Rescue at Dunkirk A.J Mullay Linlithgow Union Canal Society The Lanark Airshow, 1910. Ed Archer Did you ever go on a Harvest Holiday? Archaeology in the community. Graeme Cavers and Andy Heald |
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Vol.10 No.2 March/April 2010 The Covenanters of the Northern Highlands:The Covenanted Kirk. (Part 2) Allan Kennedy The Search for the Lost Volume of the Campbell Canntaireachd Manuscript: a plea for help Peter McCalister The Grand Admiral: Samuel Greig, 1735 - 1788 James Binnie "Nae Smell, Nae Taste": 150 Years of Pure Water for Glasgow. Part 2 William B. Black Building the West Highland Railway John McGregor Dookers, Divers and the Great Depression Eric Simpson Golden Torcs: a remarkable new find of Iron Age gold near Stirling. Fraser Hunter Scotland's Rural Past. Brian Wilkinson Curtain up Skin & Bone: Life & Death in Medieval Perth . Mark Hall Antiquarian Book Fair Book reviews Events |
 | Vol.10 No.1 January /February 2010 Recording the Celtic & Medieval Chapels of Arran Colin Mills The Covenanters of the Northern Highlands: Politics, War & Ideology. Part 1 Allan Kennedy Agriculture & Empire: General Patrick 'Tiger' Duff and the shaping of north-east Scotland Alistair Mutch Victorian Voices from the Scottish Countryside Sydney Wood "Nae Smell, Nae Taste": 150 Years of Pure Water for Glasgow. Part 1 William B. Black Willie Thom: Weaver Bard of Bon-Accord Ian Mitchell The Aston Hall Bell Charles Nelson The Lewis Chessmen: new ideas David H Caldwell, Mark A Hal & Caroline M Wilkinson Scotland's Glass 2010. Reforming Scottish Politics, 1820-32. D.R. Fisher The Forteviot dagger burial. Kenneth Brophy, Gordon Noble and Stephen Driscoll |
 | Vol.9 No.6 November/December 2009 The Quest for Fame: Heraldry & the Use of Literature for Chivalric Recognition Lisa Shaw Pursuing Improvement: Public Hygiene in Scottish Burghs, 1500-1700 Leona Skelton Fire and Sword: the Gordon-Crichton Feud, 1630-36 Barry Robertson The Old Steeple, Dundee Karen Nichols Running the Blockade during the American Civil War. Eric J Graham & D Richard Torrance They were a bit, ken, 'thon wey. Part 2 Brian Dempsey Lives in the Oil Industry Oral History Archive. John Holt The Shale Villages Project. Volunteers needed! Blowing sand, cattle skulls and the 'Westray Wife' Hazel Moore & Graeme Wilson,
Scotland's First People. Hamburg to Howburn in the Late Upper Palaeolithic period. Tam Ward _____________________ |
 | Vol.9 No.5 September/October 2009 The archaeology of the Moat Pit mining complex at Culross, Fife. Donald Adamson Beloved General: The forgotten story of John Forbes of Pittencrieff & the founding of Pittsburgh. Part 2. Fiona Watson Wee Tales: the Beginnings of the Modern Scottish Short Story Eric Bryan Cattle plague in mid-nineteenth century Scotland. Marie Robinson They were a bit, ken, 'thon wey' Part 1. Brian Dempsey News features. Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum, Dunfermline. Nora Rundell Hidden treasures in our forests. Fiona Murray Gude Cause. Fiona Skillen Discover Scotland's architectural assets. Frances Hendron The Gunnister Man: A life reconstructed. Scottish Archaeology Month. Mags McCartney Events. Book Reviews. |
 | Vol.9 No.4 July/August 2009 Special issue on Scotland and Australia Four Intrepid Scotswomen: Travellers to the Australian Colonies and their Representations of Aborigines Barbara Dawson Highlanders Colonising Australia Eric Richards 'Fully Ripe for Transportation': The Scottish Convict Women sent to Van Diemen's Land Lucy Frost Personal narratives of Scottish Migration to Australia in the Twentieth Century Angela McCarthy Scots in the Australian Dictionary of Biography Melanie Nolan Scotland's Global Impact: How one small country changed the world. James Hunter Original Export: Stories of Scottish Emigration Viking Unst. Val Turner Archaeologists discover prehistoric rubbish pit on Iona.
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