Land of the Scots

Tranter, Nigel G.

Hodder&Stoughton

It was almost inevitable that in the 15th century the new Scots royal House of Stewart would have to come to a reckoning with the great House of Douglas. The death of young Will Douglas's father plunged him into a world where might prevailed and the end justified the means.

Black Douglas

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The heartland: Clackmannanshire, Perthshire and Stirlingshire, (The Queen's Scotland)

Hodder and Stoughton

Nigel Tranter tells the fascinating yet desperate story of a gallant nobleman from the initial snub he received from Charles I, the monarch he is to devote his life to serving. A brilliant leader, a renowned strategist, a talented moderate in a bigoted age: James Graham, the Marquis of Montrose, is a man of great charm and steadfast loyalty. Reluctantly involved in in national affairs, his most hated enemy is Archibald Campbell, Marquis of Argyll. It seems that nothing can stand in the way of Montrose's triumph.'Through his imaginative dialogue, he provides a voice for Scotland's heroes' Scotland on Sunday

The young Montrose: A novel

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

<p>It was almost inevitable that in the 15th century the new Scots royal House of Stewart would have to come to a reckoning with the great House of Douglas. The death of young Will Douglas's father plunged him into a world where might prevailed and the end justified the means.</p>

James Graham is taken from the sorrowful aftermath of victory at Inverlochy to complete mastery of Scotland and a position to endanger Cromwell's England. Then, betrayed and deserted, he goes into exile to the continent where he met Elizabeth of Bohemia. By the author of The Bruce Trilogy.

Montrose - the Captain-General: A novel

Lords of Misrule The First of a trilogy of Novels on the Rise of the House of Stewart

Lords of misrule: The first of a trilogy of novels on the rise of the House of Stewart

Following the murder of his father at Bannockburn in 1488, fifteen-year-old James Stewart was crowned James IV of Scotland. From those inauspicious beginnings, the inexperienced boy-king was to become one of the finest and most popular kings in Scotland's history, leading his people bravely through some of the nation's most dramatic and colourful years. Bold, vigorous, headstong and romantic, he inspired great loyalty from men, and passionate love from women. So great was his people's affection that the bravest and best of Scotland's young men finally laid down their lives for him - at the tragic Field of Flodden. Accomplished lover, able king, complex personality, James IV of Scotland is brought to memorable life in Nigel Tranter's compelling tale of drama, intrigue and treachery. 'Through his imaginative dialogue, he provides a voice for Scotland's heroes' Scotland on Sunday

Chain of Destiny

First she was Margaret the refugee. A Saxon princess, sister of Edgar Atheling who, but for William the Conqueror, would have been King of England. She came to Scotland in 1069. Beautiful, sympathetic and devout, whe was an unlikely consort to the rough and ready Malcolm King of Scots and slayer of MacBeth, a man who cared for little other than hunting, drinking and the brutal arts of war. Yet, through her gentle strength of character and intelligence, she was to have a profound and lasting effect on her adopted nation and people that lasts to this day. 'Through his imaginative dialogue, he provides a voice for Scotland's heroes' Scotland on Sunday

Margaret the Queen

David the Prince

<p>Set in the 12th century, this is the incredible story of one of Scotland's greatest kings: David, the monarch who made Scotland a power for the first time</p>

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Land of the Scots

Black Douglas

The heartland: Clackmannanshire, Perthshire and Stirlingshire, (The Queen's Scotland)

The young Montrose: A novel

Black Douglas

Montrose - the Captain-General: A novel

Lords of misrule: The first of a trilogy of novels on the rise of the House of Stewart

Chain of Destiny

Margaret the Queen

David the Prince