The Scottish Historical Review No. 256

Volume C1, 2: No.256

Articles:

Disorder in a Militarised Society: Disputes and Violence in Northern Scotland at the end of the Fourteenth Century
Yuki Nakagawa
101(2), pp. 155–178

‘Bring us wealth, or keep it among us’: The Financial Literature of the Edinburgh Pamphlet War of 1705, and the Capitalisation of the Scottish Economy
Andrew McDiarmid
101(2), pp. 179–209

Corporate Charity for ‘the House’: Craft Pensions and the Widows’ Fund, 1670–1782
Aaron Allen
101(2), pp. 210–247

Matriarchal Journeys: Identity and Generational Exchange in the Travels of Lady Grisell Baillie and Margaret Calderwood of Polton, c.1730–1757
Emily Taylor
101(2), pp. 248–277

State Improvement and Transnational Enlightenment in the Scottish Journey of Count Karl von Zinzendorf in 1768
Jonathan Singerton
101(2), pp. 278–311

John Leyden’s Translation of the ‘Malay Annals’
Tze Shiung Ng
101(2), pp. 312–341

Reviews

Hartrich, Politics and the Urban Sector in Fifteenth-Century England, 1413-1471
Michael Brown
101(2), pp. 342–343

Guidicini, Triumphal Entries and Festivals in Early Modern Scotland: Performing Spaces
Paul Goatman
101(2), pp. 344–345

Kerr-Peterson (ed.), James VI and I: Collected Essays by Jenny Wormald
Beth Cowen
101(2), pp. 345–346

Langley, McMillan and Newton (eds), The Clergy in Early Modern Scotland
Bess Rhodes
101(2), pp. 346–348

Langley (ed.), The National Covenant in Scotland, 1638–1689
Jack Abernethy
101(2), pp. 349–351

Seward, The King Over the Water: A Complete History of the Jacobites
Graeme S. Millen
101(2), pp. 351–352


Muirhead, Scottish Presbyterianism Re-Established: The Case of Stirling and Dunblane, 1687–1710
Clare Loughlin
101(2), pp. 352–354