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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
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Slums 1937 Cicely Mary Hamilton, Modern Scotland as Seen by an Englishwoman, London: Dent and Sons, 1937, p. 30-32.By courtesy of officials of the Public Health Department I was guided
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Living in One Room, 1888. During the years of economic and social modernization, Scotland developed into one of the most urbanized countries in the world. Urban expansion led to intensive
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In 1988 a Scottish constitutional committee issued A Claim of Right for Scotland. The title of the document explicitly referred to earlier claims issued in 1689 (opposition to the arbitrary
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''If, in the highlands the people were trying to exist upon a diet of boiled grass and nettles, the case was even worse in the City wynds. Within a circle
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The Battle of Langside - A family affair. The Battle of Langside, southwest from Glasgow. This skirmish was the culmination of Scotland's short civil war, fought between those who supported
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Dundee - A Timeline1010Malcolm II gathered his forces in Dundee prior to victory over the Danes at Barrie.1071Malcolm Ceannmor built a palace in Dundee for his Queen Margaret. 1106King Edgar
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Scottish Women - Elizabeth Blackwell - Amateur botanist and artist, about 1700-1758.Although largely unknown today, Elizabeth Blackwell made a significant contribution to medical knowledge and to the art of botanical
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1/6 One of Scotland's forgotten heroes -(Sir) Andrew Wood.image - In one famous battle in the Forth, Wood defeated an English fleet of five ships 2/6 Nigel Tranter, the prolific
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- A Tale of a River - [ in many, many parts ] In 1500 AD, When Renfrew was a thriving town of some 4,000 souls Glasgow had hardly three
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The Castle of Rutherglen seems to have been, at one time, a place of considerable Strength and Importance. This structure, which was said to have been built by Reuther, a
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