History Scotland Magazine: Back Issues 2001

BUY BACK ISSUES	Back Issues 2001 - 2002 Listed in reverse order, most recent to earliest. Click here to see back issues 2005 Click here to see back issues 2003 - 2004 Vol.2 No.6 November/December 2002 Vol.2 No.5 September/October 2002 Vol.2 No.4 July/August 2002 Vol.2 No.3 May/June 2002 Vol.2 No.2 March/April 2002 Vol. 2 No.1, January/February 2002 Launch issue - Vol.1 No.1 , Winter 2001
	________________ Vol.2 No.6 November/December 2002 Scotland's Leather Guns David Stevenson Inverkip: A Rural Community 1600 to 1800 Ian Hogg The Union to the Rescue: its impact on the fortunes of two Scottish landowning Families Bill Inglis John William Cruickshank (1842-1918): Mediaeval Photographer Alistair Crawford Playing The Game: Organised Sport in Ross and Cromarty in the late Nineteenth Century Sandy Thomson The Anderson Century: 100 years of Early Medieval Scottish Historical Study Simon Taylor The Element 'sliabh' and the Rhinns of Galloway or Place-names and History: a Case Study Simon Taylor
	________________ Vol.2 No.5 September/October 2002 Domhnall Dubh: the restoration of an ideal? Alison Cathcart The History of Parliament David Hayton Science for a Talisman & Scotland on the Flag:The Scottish National Antarctic Expedition 1902-1904 Alison Duncan The Hangman and a Spade Stuart G. MacKenzie Taking the Thistle out of Partick Gordon Cairns Stormont, the name & the place Simon Taylor The Scottish Empire Bruce P. Lenman
	________________ Vol.2 No.4 July/August 2002 Cultural Consciousness in Edinburgh:Two Visualisations of History Duncan Comrie Native power and Roman politics : An Iron Age settlement & Roman coin hoards at Birnie, Moray Fraser Hunter A Stuart-Austrian Habsburg intermediary: The life of Walter Leslie (1606-67) David Worthington The Reid Harlaw Douglas John Sadler Seventeenth-Century Lochmaben: A Burgh and its People John Wilson The Police in Scotland: A historical perspective William Hall Watson
	________________ Vol.2 No.3 May/June 2002 Lady Dorothy Dunnett 1923-2001 Elspeth Morrison The Roman Gask Frontier David J.Woolliscroft Bad Blood in the North: The feud between the Earls of Huntly and Moray in sixteenth-century Scotland Harry Potter Floating a venture Paula Martin Unlucky or Incompetent? History's Verdict on General Sir John Cope Part II: The Battle of Prestonpans & the aftermath Martin B Margulies Seeing the wood and the trees:Why environmental history matters Fiona Watson Place-names and the changing landscape: The Howe of Fife, a case study Simon Taylor
	________________ Vol.2 No.2 March/April 2002 Contents The 'when, why & wherefore' of Scotland Alex Woolf Glorious Victory? The Battle of Largs, 2 October 1263 Derek Alexander, Tim Neighbour and Richard Oram Unlucky or Incompetent? History's Verdict on General Sir John Cope Martin B. Margulies Ravenous Covetousness' Sir Peter Lely's portraits of the Duchess of Lauderdale David A.H.B. Taylor A Lost Industrial Landscape Colin Martin What's in a Name? Norse in the Islands Simon Taylor School History & the Shaping of Scottish Identity. Sydney Wood
	________________ Vol. 2 No.1, January/February 2002 Reading the Map: Understanding Scottish Place-Names Simon Taylor A House Built on Sand Re-Discovering Moray's Archaeological Landscapes Ian Keillar A Major Neolithic Building at Claish Farm, Callander Gordon J Barclay, Kenneth Brophy & Gavin MacGregor The Earl, The King, His Lover & the Ransom: Passion, Power and Politics in Bruce Scotland Michael A. Penman Saint Mary, Queen & Martyr:an alternative history of Mary Stuart Peter Davidson Lilfe Stories from North Sea Oil Terry Brotherstone & Hugo Manson Interview: Magnus Magnusson 'Storian' & Haute Vulgariste Interviewed by Richard Oram
	________________ Launch issue - Vol.1 No.1 , Winter 2001 'A Candle in a Castock': A Portrait by Richard Waitt. Hugh Cheape Scotland's First Settlers. K. Hardy & C.R. Wickham-Jones New Evidence Concerning Mary Queen of Scots. Peter Davidson Resurrecting the Swan: Archaeology of a Cromwellian Shipwreck, 1653. Colin Martin Finding a Battlefield Lost: Rullion Green, 28 November 1666. Derek Alexander, Tim Neighbour, Richard Oram A Stalker in Georgian Edinburgh. Rab Houston Sensationalism and Secrecy: The Aberdeen Typhoid Outbreak, 1964 Lesley Diack and David Smith Interview: Chris Smout (Historiographer Royal). Interviewed by Fiona Watson