Of presbyters and kings: Church and state in the law of Scotland

Francis Lyall

Mercat Press

The History of Scottish Literature: Origins to 1660 (v. 1)

Literature & Fiction

Owners and occupiers: Changes in rural society in south-west Scotland before 1914

History

R.H. Campbell

Europe

Historic Scotland

An essential reference tool for anyone tracing Scottish local history. The guide provides an authoritative survey of the vast range of material held in the National Archives of Scotland—dealing with houses, streets, estates and farms, administrative divisions of Scotland as well as schools, businesses and recreational activities. It explains in detail how to research the material and directs the reader to many other valuable sources of information. Includes examples of original documents, including farm plans, records of trials, census returns, household inventories and customs certificates in an easy-to-follow format.

Tracing Scottish Local History: Scottish Record Office

Sinclair, Cecil

Scottish Record Office

An indispensable book for all who want to discover their Scottish family origins. Written in an accessible style, it not only explains step-by-step how to research records of births, marriages and wills, but also directs the reader to a variety of other sources containing valuable genealogical information.

Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors a Guide to Ancestry Research Scottish Record Office

Cecil Sinclair

Voyage to St.Kilda

Martin, Martin

The second of a series which covers the whole of Scotland, this volume deals with all the fortified houses and lesser castles (as distinct from major fortresses such as Doune Castle) in the counties of Stirling, Clackmannan, Kinross, Fife, and Perth. There are 97 such buildings included, each with a brief description of its situation, architectural features, and history, and illustrated by pen and ink sketches by the author.

The Fortified House in Scotland: Central Scotland v. 2

Arts & Photography

Nigel TRANTER

Photography & Video

The area covered by this fourth volume in the series 'The Fortified House in Scotland', consists of three counties of Aberdeenshire, Angus, and Kincardineshire. Because the number of buildings described in this volume, about one hundred in all, is similar to that dealt with in each of the previous volumes, although these cover much wider areas, an idea of the richness of this region in fortified houses may be gained.

The Fortified House in Scotland: Aberdeenshire, Angus, Kincardineshire v. 4

Unknown, Author

This final volume of the series deals with all the fortified houses and castles of a large area not touched by its four predecessors - Banffshire, Moray, Nairn, Inverness-shire, Ross, Sutherland, Caithness, Orkney, Shetland, the Western Highlands and Hebrides, Argyll, Dunbartonshire and Bute.

The Fortified House in Scotland: North West Scotland v. 5

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