#Macduff

1. Mary, Queen of Scots, once pretended she couldn’t understand Latin when a papal legate came to bother her about counter Reformation.https://twitter.com/ok_thislooksbad/status/1253795255784296450 2. Robert the Bruce took Edinburgh Castle by

THRONE and CROWN are used metonymically in the play to mean the Monarchy.THRONE appears 4 times. Macduff and Malcolm call it the THRONE. Macbeth only uses THRONE once, when he

1/ It's #WorldArtDecoDay so I've been asking round the @HistEnvScot Survey and Recording team for their standout buildings of the era.Clare Sorensen's plumped for the Viking Cinema, #Largs for the

Citizen Keith Capet

about to embark on my maiden voyage aboard the U.S.S. Wee Willie Winkie Victor McLaglen just handed Shirley Temple this photo saying "That's me when I was a little baby"

Happy 700th to the Declaration of Arbroath, #Arbroath700 . It was a male concern but for #MondayMotivaton here's a THREAD of cracking 14th century lasses 1st, resistance leader, Christina Bruce

A thread on on paradoxes in MacbethA paradox is a statement which appears self-contradictory, but when examined closer turns out to be true.Paradoxes expose how the lines between what is

Fresh off the I-420 all 4-2020, for all the resisters suck in the mire of the covid crisis, worse than Isis, and the economy crash, the White trash orange shriek,

The unfolding of Scottish Identity..During the nineteenth century, particularly during the Victorian period, Scotland underwent a dramatic, in many ways, a total transformation. From a predominantly rural and agrarian country