John
Stuart Blackie
Added 6 publications to the foot of his page. I did this because of
adding the work below as he was Professor of Greek at Edinburgh
University and I hadn't put up any of his publications on his works on
the Greek language.
Greek Secrets Revealed
Hidden Scottish History Uncovered. Greek inscriptions in Scotland, with
a translation into English and some explanation of the background by Ian McHaffie
Got in the third edition of the Edinburgh book and also the first
edition of the Fife
and the North book.
The Red Book of Michigan
A civil, military and biographical history by Charles Lanman (1871)
(pdf)
Travels over England,
Scotland and Wales
Giving A True and Exact Description of the Chiefest Cities, Towns and
Corporations: Together With the Antiquities of divers other Places, the
most Famous Cathedrals, and other Eminent Structures; of several
remarkable Caves and Wells, with many other Diverting Passages never
before Published By James Brome, M. A. (1707) (pdf)
Welfare Reform: Why Labour Must Go Further
By Daniel Herring (pdf)
Extracts from the Records of the Royal Burghs of Scotland, 1677-1711
Published in 1880 (pdf)
St Kilda
A video about
Exploring Scotland's Lost Island of St Kilda which I've
added to the foot of our St. KIlda page.
Mingulay
Added a video about this island to the foot of our page about Maggie MacInnes
whose great grand mother was born on Mingulay.
Why
Gary Gianotti Rewrote American Flag and Peace Medal History
An Undeniable Correction of the National Record By Gary Gianotti ©2025 –
American Relic Hysteries.
Where Glasgow Really Began
A video which I've added to the foot of our Glasgow page.
The Great
Western Magazine and Anglo-American Journal
Of Literature, Science, Art, Commercial and Political Economy,
Statistics, &c., Volume I., edited by Isaac Clarke Pray, April 1842
(pdf)
Eighteenth Report
of the Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts
Published in 1917 (pdf)
Report on
American Manuscripts in the Royal Institution of Great Britain
Volume 2 (1906) (pdf)
Scottish Society of
Louisville
Got in their June 2025 newsletter.
Biblical Garden, Elgin
Showcasing the Biblical Garden, Elgin, which is maintained by The Moray
Council, Moray College UHI horticulture staff and students, The Friends
of The Biblical Garden and Moray Rock Garden Group.
Added our Weekly Newsletter for 6th June 2025 which you can read as a
pdf file or in our
Community
Innovation Nation
Good Jobs for Scotland’s Future by Daniel Turner, June 2025 (pdf)
Struggling Carpenter Fixes Girl’s Flute
Her Famous Flutist Mom Arrives by Helicopter with a Surprise. An audio story
that you might enjoy which I've added to our Lifestyle page.
Tell Me
Another
By John Campbell Hamilton-Gordon, The Most Hon. The Marquess of Aberdeen and
Temair, K.T. (1925) (pdf)
The Scottish Journal of Agriculture
Volume II (1919)
Ness of Brodgar: Saving the
Best till Last | ARP 2025
A video talk which I've added to our Orkney page
Scots Entrepreneur gains world's most
prestigious design & advertising award
D&AD charity provides near 200,000 vocational learning opportunities to emerging
creatives annually. An article by Bill Magee.
Whale Hunting with Gun and Camera
A Naturalist's account of the modern shore-whaling industry, of Whales and
their habits, and of hunting experiences in various parts of the world by Roy
Chapman Andrews (1916) (pdf)
Critical
Introduction to The Evergreen: A Northern Seasonal
In 4 volumes which I've added to our page on this publication.
In Conversation with The Royal Butler
Balmoral Castle - The Queen’s Scottish Home. Balmoral Castle has
been the home of the British Royal family since 1852. During his
time with The Royal Household, Grant visited this castle and estate
on many occasions as well as visiting the castle as a child with his
parents and brother. Grant shares his memories and experiences at
Balmoral.
Coull Kirk in The
Howe of Cromar, Aberdeenshire
A video about the kirk.
Achindoun Castle
Some information and a video about this castle.
We have catch’d Scotland
By Bill Laing (pdf)
First
Report of The Royal Commission on Historical Manuscripts
Published in 1874 (pdf)
Scottish
Pilgrimage in the Land of Lost Content
By Thomas Ratcliffe Barnett (1942) (pdf)
Report on American
Manuscripts in the Royal Institution of Great Britain
Volume 1 (1904) (pdf)
Added our Weekly Newsletter for 30th May 2025 which you can read as a
pdf file or in our
Community
Battle for Scotland's Countryside
An old video from the BBC
Sixth Report of the Royal
Commission on Historical Manuscripts.
Part I. Report and Appendix (1877) (pdf)
Report on the
Manuscripts of the Marquess of Lothian
Preserved at Blickling Hall, Norfolk (1905) (pdf)
Salvo and
Liberation Scotland
A new independence organisation in Scotland.
MacIntyre, Alasdair
Alasdair Chalmers MacIntyre was a Scottish-American philosopher who contributed
to moral and political philosophy as well as history of philosophy and theology.
MacIntyre's After Virtue is one of the most important works of Anglophone moral
and political philosophy in the 20th century.
Vikings in Scotland
An Archaeological Survey by James Graham-Campbell and Colleen E. Batey (1998)
(pdf)
Vital, Social, and Economic
Statistics if the City of Glasgow 1885-1891
With observations thereon by James Nicol, City Chamberlain (1891) (pdf)
The Aberdeen Printers
Edward Raban to James Nicol 1620 — 1736 by J. P. Edmond (1886) (pdf)
The surprising connection between a
gorgeous Himalayan town and a Scottish civil servant
The Tragedy of Fotheringay
Founded on the journal of D. Bourgoing, physician to Mary Queen of Scots, and on
unpublished MS. documents by the Hon. Mrs. Maxwell Scott of Abbotsford (new
edition) (1905) (pdf)
To be
Annexed Forever to the English crown
The English Occupation of Southern Scotland, c.1334-37 by Iain A. MacInnes (pdf)
Exploring Britain’s Last Great
Wilderness: The Rainforests of Shona Beag
Added a short video to the foot of the page.
A
Religion that will Wear
A Laymans Confession of Faith Addressed to Agnostics by A Scottish Presbyterian.
Written by Minister James Kidd, a layman in the Presbyterian Church (1900)
(pdf). It is a personal account of the author's spiritual journey and
beliefs, exploring the principles of Christianity and the role of religion in
everyday life. The book also delves into topics like prayer, the Bible, and the
importance of community in religious practice.
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Volume VII (1870) (pdf)
Nicol,
James
Professor and Geologist
Old Edinburgh Club Minutes
In handwriting format (pdf)