The Scottish Historical Review No. 259

Volume CII, 2: No.259
Articles:
Scottish Women’s and Gender History and Women Historians in Scotland: Past, Present and Future Directions
Katie Barclay and Rebecca Mason
102(2), pp. 187–210

Mary of Guelders and the Architecture of Queenship in Fifteenth-Century Scotland
Rachel M. Delman
102(2), pp. 211–231

Coercion or Consent? Women, Property and Legal Authority in Early Modern Scotland
Rebecca Mason
102(2), pp. 232–253

Rediscovering the Voices of ‘fanatick wives’: The Cultural Authority of Covenanting Women in Restoration Scotland
Laura Doak
102(2), pp. 254–272

‘By her own mouth speaking’: Women's Authoritative Voices in Early Modern Wills and Testaments
Cathryn Spence
102(2), pp. 273–289

Invisibility, Presence and Absence: Scottish Businesswomen in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Deborah Simonton
102(2), pp. 290–314

Notes:

Women’s Voices in Digital Media: Time Travelling by Radio
Louise Yeoman with Susan Morrison
102(2), pp. 315–320

History, Sustainability and Communities of Practice
Lynn Abrams and Marina Moskowitz
102(2), pp. 321–326

Doubt and Surety: Using My Own Authoritative Voice
Lizzie Swarbrick
102(2), pp. 327–331