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 | Vol.9 No.3 May/June 2009
The Umfravilles: War, chivalry and death: 1296-1437 - Part 2 Amanda Beam The Betrothal of Mary Queen of Scots Elizabeth Bonner James Murray: The Scot who built the Polish Navy James Binnie The Sugar Adventurers of Glasgow 1640-1740 Stuart Nisbet Beloved General: The forgotten story of John Forbes of Pittencrieff and the founding of Pittsburgh. Part 1 Fiona Watson In Search of British Identity Sydney Wood Fresson of the Isles Iain Hutchison Elusive Bastle Houses of Scotland. Tam Ward Secrets of the ring of Brodgar becoming clearer. Sigurd Towrie Highland homecoming and International Conference __________________ |
 | Vol. 9 No. 2 March/April 2009 Cave-dwelling: new evidence from the west Karen Hardy & David H Caldwell The Survey of Dedications to Saints in Medieval Scotland Steve Boardman The Umfravilles: Political leadership on the rise: 1100-1307 Amanda Beam The Tournament: Late 14th Century Po itics & Sport Lisa Shaw Thomas Muir: A Scottish Martyr Robert W. Edwards The Problem of Poverty in 19th Century Aberdeenshire Sydney Wood I was a loo's digger: the memory of Italian PoWs in Scotland in WWII Denis Vidale Community Archaeology at Prestongrange Biddy Simpson and Mel Johnson The Scottish Cemetery in Kolkata (Calcutta) India Tom Addyman |
 | Vol.9 No.1 January/February 2009 The Presbytery of Caledonia an Early Scottish Mission Jeffrey Stephen Admiral Thomas Gordon (part 2) James Binnie The Lockhart Candlesticks. Silver Artifacts as Historical Documents Kevin Brown The 'Real' Lucia di Lammermoor & the 'Fake' Walter Scott Douglas M. Bennett James Weddell and a debt of £245 A.J. Mullay Penguins, and how they made the Ayrshire potato what it is today Michael Clark William Saunders: the Scots Landscape Designer and the Gettysburg National Cemetery Michael Aidin A Pioneer Scottish Library in the Upper Canadian Bush Graham A. MacDonald
A Glasgow Pottery Revealed? Martin Cook, Lynne Fouracre & George Haggarty
An Early Historic Landscape Alastair Becket, Gavin MacGregor and Dave Sneddon
News Homecoming Scotland 2009 Historians set out to explore Scots' impact overseas |
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Vol.8 No.6 November/December 2008 The Antonine Wall: the Making of a World
Heritage Site David Breeze Admiral Thomas Gordon (part 1) James Binnie Finding Robinson Crusoe Daisuke Takahashi & David H Caldwell 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' comes to Scotland:
Harriet Beecher Stowe & the Scottish anti-slavery movement Eric J Graham A Scot in the Antipodes: The life of
Andrew Fisher - the first elected socialist Prime Minister in the world David Day The Rise and Fall of the Old Govan Club
1914-39 Ian Mitchell Debatable Landscapes Fraser Bell St Duthac's Town: A visit to Tain and
District Museum Liz Curtis Experts stunned by scale of Brodgar
structure Sigurd Towrie Brodgar assumptions questioned at end of
Ness dig Sigurd Towrie Women on the Platform __________________
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Vol.8 No.5 September/October 2008 An archaeological insight into the
transformation of Edinburgh between the 17th and 20th centuries. Ronan Toolis & Diana Sproat Where is St Margaret? Bruce Durie Newburn, 1640: Scotland Triumphant Bradley T. Gericke The Siege of Bass Rock Lesley Clive Margaret Sinclair: The Making of a Saint S. Karly Kehoe Looking at Scotland in 1907: The
photographs of Valentine and Leng, Dundee R J Morris Dundee Women - 'Bonnie Fechters'. Julie
Bell Antonine Wall gains World Heritage Site
status Scottish Archaeology month Prehistoric Woodland in Loch Tay. Barrie
Andrian and Nicholas Dixon The Scottish Society for Northern
Studies - Forty Years on. Barbara E. Crawford __________________
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Vol.8 No.4 July/August 2008 A Jester at the Crucifixion? The Fool at
Fowlis Michael Bath Plunder in the North:The Elgin
Depositions of 1646 John Barrett and Alastair Mitchell The Vanished and Disappearing Churches
of Arran. Colin Mills The Resurrection of Matthew Clydesdale William B. Black Cleaning up Victorian Inverurie Sydney Wood Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and the
Boer War 1899-1902: how he revived the Liberal Party by his principled
opposition to the War. Bill Inglis The Wayzgoose: Printers' Outings in
Scotland'It really was a red letter day' Sarah Bromage, Alistair McCleery and
David Finkelstein A remarkable ritual landscape: A visit
to Kilmartin House Museum and Kilmartin Glen. Liz Curtis Our Vanishing Heritage. Tam Ward Imprentit: 500 years of the Scottish
Printed Word. Brian Hillyard __________________
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Vol.8 No.3 May/June 2008 Special issue The Scottish Parliaments
1235 - 1707 The May/June issue of History Scotland
magazine is devoted to the Scottish Parliament at different stages of its
historical development. It coincides with the launch of the new online edition
of the acts of the pre -1707 parliament - www.rps.ac.uk. This archive contains
a complete record of the Scottish parliament from the earliest surviving act in
1235 to the union of 1707 in a format which makes the new edition one of the
most accessible and technologically advanced records of any European medieval
or early modern representative institution. It marks the culmination of over
ten years' work by the Scottish Parliament Project, based within the School of
History at the University of St Andrews. The Records of the Parliaments of
Scotland. Professor Keith Brown (University of St
Andrews) The Instrument and Crucible of Royal
Government: Colloquia, Parliaments and General Councils, c.1235-1424. Michael Penman 'Healthy Deliberation and Loyal
Financial Help': The Crown and the Three Estates 1424-1513. Michael Brown A Century of Transformations: 1513-1603. Alan Macdonald A kingdom without a king: crown and
parliament 1603-51. Gillian MacIntosh From the sublime to the ridiculous and
back again: the Scottish parliament 1660 - 1707. Alastair Mann _______
Also Historical research & the second
online revolution Roland Tanner A unique window on Highland farming
life. Liz Curtis A Chair of History. Alex Neish
Ancient burials reveal prehistoric
international contacts
A Yankee Doodle Pipe from Dunning Martin Cook and Dennis Gallagher
5,000 year old carving found by
accident.
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