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The Scottish History
Society is a registered charity and the leading publisher of original
sources relating to the history of Scotland. Founded in 1886, the
Society has published over 170 volumes; taken together, these form a
collection of great richness and variety illustrating the history of the
nation as recorded by contemporaries.
Scottish History Society volumes cover all periods from the twelfth to
the twentieth centuries and a very wide range of topics – social,
economic, legal, political, constitutional, diplomatic, military and
religious history, as well as farming, gardening and the joys of good
housekeeping! In addition to making available sources vital to the study
and writing of Scottish history, most volumes have substantial
introductions by the editors. The volumes are thus not only of value to
professional historians and teachers of history, but to all who take an
interest in Scotland’s past.
Our work depends on the generosity of our membership, which allows us to
fund the publication of our volumes, and to promote the study of and
research in the history of Scotland and the Scots, supporting the
discipline into the twenty-first century.
If you have a real interest in Scotland and her past, then the Society
asks you to consider seriously becoming a member. As a member you will
be giving active support to one of the oldest and most valuable projects
in Scottish historical studies; payment of the due subscription entitles
you to receive a free copy of each of the Society’s publications. These
normally consist of one volume (attractively produced and bound) each
year.
The
Scottish History Society
130 Years of Promoting the Best in Scottish History Scholarship by Annie
Tindley
Early Records of the
Burgh of Aberdeen 1317, 1398 - 1407
Edited by William Croft Dickinson, D.Lit., LL.D. (1957) (pdf)
The
Highland Destitution of 1837
Government Aid and Public Subscription Edited by John MacAskill (2012)
(pdf)
Miscellany of The Scottish History
Society
First volume
The Library of James VI., 1573-83, Documents Illustrating Catholic
Policy, 1596-98, Letters of Sir Thomas Hope, 1627-46, Civil War Papers,
1643-50, Lauderdale Correspondence, 1660-77, Turbull's Diary, 1657-1704,
Masterton Papers, 1660-1719, Accompt of Expenses in Edinburgh, 1715,
Rebellion Papers, 1715 and 1745 (1893) (pdf)
Second volume
The Scottish King's Household, 14th Cent., The Scottish Nation in
Orleans University, 1336-1538, The French Garrison at Dunbar, 1553, De
Antiquitate Religionis Apud Scotos, 1594, Apology for Wm. Maitland of
Lethington, 1610, Letters of Bishpp George Graeme, 1602-38, A Scottish
Journie, 1641, Duke of Hamilton's Expedition to England, 1648,
Burnet-Leighton Papers, 1648-168-, Papers of Robt. Erskine, Physician to
the Czar, 1677-1720, Will of the Duchess of Albany, 1789 (1904) (pdf)
Third Volume
Dundee Court-Martial Records, 1651, The Bishop of Galloway's
Correspondence, 1679-1685, The Diary of Sir James Hope, 1646-1654,
Instructions for the Trial of Patrick Graham, 1476, The Scottish
Contributions to the Distressed Church of France, 1622, The Forbes Baron
Court Book, 1659-1678 (1919) (pdf)
Fourth Volume
Cordora's Commentary on the expedition to Scotland made by Charles
Edward Stuart, Prince of Wales, The Manuscript history of Craignish,
Miscellaneous charters, 1165-1300, From transcripts in the collection of
the Late Sir William Fraser, K.C.B. (1926) (pdf)
Fifth
Volume
Fraser Charters, Bagimond's Roll for Teviotdale Archdeaconry, Lauderdale
Correspondence, Letters of Alexander Monro, Jacobite Papers at Avignon,
Marchmont Correspondence relating to the '45, Two fragments of
Autobiography of Earl Marishal Keith (1933) (pdf) |
