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Adamnan («Death of St. Columba»), from Adamnan’s Life of Columba, quoted in Early Sources of Scottish History AD 500–1286, collected and translated by Alan Orr Anderson, vol. I (Paul Watkins, Stamford, 1991).

Ailred of Rievaulx («English Invective against the Scots»), from Richard of Hexham, De Gestis Stephani, in Chronicles of Stephen, vol. III, quoted in Scottish Annals from English Chroniclers, AD 500–1286, collected and translated by Alan Orr Anderson, vol. I (Paul Watkins, Stamford, 1991).

Allan, J. R. («A Glasgow Orange March»), from J. R. Allan, «Sketches for a Portrait of Glasgow», in Scotland — 1938 (1938), quoted in Glasgow Observed, ed. Simon Berry and Hamish Whyte (John Donald, Edinburgh, 1987).

Anderson, Iain («Scotland Win the Grand Slam»), Scotland on Sunday, 18 March 1990. Copyright © The Scotsman Publications Ltd.

Anglo-Saxon Chronicle («Battle between the Saxons and Northmen»), from verse passage MSS, a, b, c, d, s. a. 937, quoted in Scottish Annals from English Chroniclers, AD 500–1286, collected and translated by Alan Orr Anderson (Paul Watkins, Stamford, 1991).

Annals of Dunstable («The Burning of a Bishop»), from Annals of Dunstable in Annales Monastici, vol. III, quoted in Scottish Annals from English Chroniclers, AD 500–1286, collected and translated by Alan Orr Anderson, vol. I (Paul Watkins, Stamford, 1991).

Anonymous («The Death of the Maid of Norway»), Anonymous, from The Golden Treasury of Scottish Poetry, ed. Hugh MacDiarmid (Canongate, Edinburgh, 1993).

Anonymous («The Declaration of Arbroath»), The Declaration of Arbroath, translated from Latin by Sir James Fergusson (Edinburgh, 1970), quoted in Scotland, an Unwon Cause, by Р. H. Scott (Canongate, Edinburgh, 1997).

Anonymous («The Execution of William Wallace»), Anonymous, translated by J. Russell from Documents lllustrative of Sir William Wallace, His Life and Times, ed. Joseph Stevenson, Maitland Club, 1841. Quoted in Louise Yeoman, Reportage Scotland (Luath, Edinburgh, 2005).

Anonymous («The Massacre of Glencoe»), by A Gentleman in Scotland, from Gallienus Redivivus, or Murther Will Out, &c, 1695, reprint ed. by Ed Edmund Goldsmid (Edinburgh, 1885); letter extracts from Source Book of Scottish History, ed. W. Croft Dickinson, Gordon Donaldson, Isabel A. Milne, vol. I (Thomas Neljson and Sons Ltd, Edinburgh, 1958).

Anonymous («The Murder of James I»), quoted in Agnes Mure Mackenzie, Scottish Pageant, vol. I (Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh, 1946).

Anonymous («The North Berwick Witches»), News from Scotland, anonymous, c. 1591, quoted in Witchcraft in Early Modem Scotland, ed. Lawrence Normand and Gareth Roberts (University of Exeter Press, Exeter, 2000).

Anonymous («The Sale of a Wife»), from National Library of Scotland archive.

The Argyllshire Herald («Scavenging»), the Argyllshire Herald, 27 May 1859, quoted in Gavin D. Smith, The Scottish Smuggler (Birlinn, Edinburgh, 2003).

Baird, John Logie («The Invention of Television»), from Television and Me: the Memoirs of John Logie Baird, ed. Malcolm Baird (Mereat Press, Edinburgh, 2004). Reprinted with kind permission of the publishers.

Balcarres, Colin, Earl of («The Battle of Killiecrankie»), The Earl of Balcarres, Memoirs Touching the Revolution in Scotland, M.DC.LXXXVIII-M.DCXC, ed. Alexander W. C. Lindsay (Bannatyne Club, Edinburgh, 1841).

Bald, Robert («Conditions in the Mines»), from Robert Bald, A General View of the Coal-Trade of Scotland, chiefly that of the River Forth and Mid-Lothian, to which is added an inquiry into the condition of these women who carry coals under ground in Scotland (Edinburgh, 1808).

Barbour, John («The Battle of Bannockburn»), John Barbour, Barbour’s Bruce: «A freedom is a noble thing», ed. Matthew P. McDiarmid, James A. C. Stevenson (Scottish Text Society, 1980).