The Story of Leith by John Russell This book kindly provided by Ranald McIntyre
Newhaven On Forth Portal Website
History of Leith
To Thomas Fraser and to All the Leith Boys and Girls whom he used to send on school excursions to visit the historical buildings and monuments of their own district.
Preface
Contents
Leith in Prehistoric and Roman Times
Leith in Early Days
Leith's Early Shipping Trade
Leith's Part with Robert The Bruce
The Logans
The Enmity with Edinburgh: It's Origin
The Enmity with Edinburgh: It's Development
The Overlordship of Edinburgh
The Overlordship of Edinburgh (continued)
St Anthony's: A Medaeval Hospital
The Trade Guilds of Leith
Leith in the Fifteenth Century
Our Parish Churches: South Leith
Our Parish Churches: North Leith
Leith Shipping in Early Stuart Times
Leith's Sea-Dogs: Sir Andrew Wood
Leith's Sea-Dogs: The Fighting Bartons
The Rise of Newhaven
Newhaven: A Fishing Village
Leith in Later Stuart Times
The Burning of Leith
The Siege of Leith
Queen's Men versus King's Men
Leith after The Union of the Crowns
Plague and Pestilence
Cromwell's Ironsides in Leith
Leith in the "Killing Times"
Leith Changing to Modern Times
The Troubles that Followed the Union
Progress begins in Leith
The Commerce of Leith
The Industries of Leith
How Leith was Governed Leith's Honourable Record in the Great War
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