Scotland, an Unwon Cause: An Anthology with a CommentaryCanongate, 1997 - 228 sider This is a collection fundamental texts that define Scotland's political and social past and structure. It provides the notes and discussion necessary to fully appreciate them. Texts include: The Declaration of Arbroath, Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaites, The Complaynte of Scotland, United and Separate Parliaments, The Treaty of Union, The Declaration of Perth and The Claim of Right. |
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From the Reformation to the National Covenant and the first | 20 |
Rather a kindly place | 30 |
The Treaty of Union | 38 |
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