A History of Scotland

Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

First published in 2002. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Table of contents provided by Syndetics

• Author's Note (p. viii)
• Author's Note (p. ix)
• Introduction (p. xi)
• Chapter 1 Before 1100 (p. 1)
• Chapter 2 00-1286 (p. 18)
• Chapter 3 The War of Independence (p. 38)
• Chapter 4 Robert II to James I (p. 55)
• Chapter 5 James II to James IV (p. 70)
• Chapter 6 James V (p. 88)
• Chapter 7 Reformation (p. 102)
• Chapter 8 Mary, Queen of Scots, and the Regencies (p. 123)
• Notes on Dramatis Personae (p. 139)
• Chapter 9 James VI in Scotland (p. 140)
• Chapter 10 The Union of Crowns (p. 161)
• Chapter 11 Charles I (p. 179)
• Chapter 12 The Great Rebellion (p. 199)
• Chapter 13 The Interregnum (p. 223)
• Notes on Political Labels in Chapter 13 and After (p. 238)
• Chapter 14 Restoration (p. 239)
• Chapter 15 665-85 (p. 253)
• Chapter 16 The Revolution Settlement (p. 273)
• Chapter 17 The Late Seventeenth Century (p. 291)
• Chapter 18 Union (p. 303)
• Chapter 19 707-45 (p. 318)
• Chapter 20 The Later Eighteenth Century (p. 337)
• Chapter 21 The Industrial Revolution (p. 357)
• Notes on Dramatis Personae (p. 379)
• Chapter 22 The Victorian Age (p. 380)
• Chapter 23 The Twentieth Century (p. 399)
• Political Epilogue (p. 417)
• Monarchs of Scotland Since the Early Eleventh Century (p. 423)
• Materials for the Study of Scottish History (p. 428)
• Maps (p. 443)
• Index (p. 447)