‘Scottish National Memorials’ (1890)

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Contents.

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• Preface, pp.vii-viii.
• Prehistoric Remains, pp.3-16.
  • Stone Implements, pp.3-7.
  • Bronze Implements, pp.8-10.
  • Sepulchral Urns, Etc, pp.10-13.
  • Canoes, pp.14-16.
• Roman Remains, pp.17-19.
• Early Christian Remains, pp.19-24.
• Mediæval Remains, pp.24-28.
• Historical and Personal Relics.
  • Early Scottish, pp.31-39.
  • Memorials of Mary Queen of Scots, pp.40-76.
  • Portraits of Queen  Mary and of Others Connected with her Period and History, pp.77-86.
  • Engraved Portraits of John Knox, pp.85-86.
• Scotland After the Union of the Crowns.
  • The Covenant and Royalists, pp.87-91.
  • The Glasgow Assembly of 1638, pp.91-97.
  • The Great Montrose, pp.97-101.
  • James Guthrie, pp.101-105.
  • Battle Of Drumclog, pp.105-106.
  • Battle of Bothwell Bridge, pp.106-107.
  • Covenanters’ Flags, pp.107-109.
  • Captain Paton, pp.110-111.
  • Argyll’s Rising, pp.111-112.
  • Alexander Peden, pp.112-115.
  • James Renwick, pp.115-117.
  • Claverhouse, pp.117-120.
• The Revolution, pp.121-122.
  • The Massacre of Glencoe, pp.122-124.
  • Rob Roy, pp.124-126.
  • The Jacobite Period, pp.127-152.
  • Relics of Flora Macdonald, pp.152-154.
• Medals, Miniatures, Seals.
  • Collection of Medals Relating to the Royal House of Stewart; 1688-1788, pp.155-160.
  • Miniatures, pp.160-161.
  • Collection of Miniatures, pp.161-162.
  • Impressions of Some of the Seals of Bishops of Glasgow, pp.163-164.
  • Impressions of Old Glasgow and Other Seals, pp.164-166.
  • Series of Medallion Portraits in Paste by James Tassie, pp.166-168.
• Scottish Literature, pp.171-174.
  • Psalm Books, pp.174-175.
  • Prayer-books, pp.175-176.
  • The Glasgow Press, pp.176-182.
  • General Literature, pp. 182-184.
  • Robert Burns, pp.184-189.
  • Sir Walter Scott, pp.190-194.
• Burghal Memorials, p.197.
  • Aberdeen, pp.197-201.
  • Dumfries and Kirkcudbright, pp.201-204.
  • Dundee, pp.204-207.
  • Edinburgh, pp.207-210.
  • Glasgow, pp.211-231.
  • Glasgow Drawings, Maps, and Plans, pp.232-234.
  • Collection of Views and Maps of Glasgow, pp.234-239.
  • Irvine, p.240.
  • Linlithgow, pp.241-242.
  • Perth, pp.243-246.
  • St. Andrews, pp.246-247.
  • Stirling, pp.248-250.
  • Scots Masonic Relics, pp.251-255.
  • Additional Note on Beggars’ Badges, pp.255-256.
• Scottish Life.
  • Military, pp.260-266.
  • Highland Pistols, pp.266-269.
  • Origin of Steam Navigation, pp.270-276.
  • Spinning, pp.276-279.
  • Domestic, pp.279-283.
  • Fire and Lighting, p.283.
  • Dress, pp.284-286.
  • Jewellery, pp.287-288.
  • Highland Brooches, pp.288-292.
  • Gold in Scotland, pp.292-294.
  • Old Scottish Plate, pp.294-296.
  • Edinburgh, pp.296-300.
  • Glasgow, pp.300-306.
  • Aberdeen, p.307.
  • Ayr, p.307.
  • Inverness, p.307.
  • Unknown Scottish Marks, p.308.
• Amusements.
  • Archery, pp.308-324.
  • Golf, Etc., pp.324-327.
• Torture and Punishment, pp.328-329.
  • Fetters, pp.329-330.
  • Jougs and Pirliewinkles, pp.331-333.
  • Branks, pp.335-336.
• Charms and Amulets, pp.337-340.
• Communion Tokens, pp.340-344.

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