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Levison (nee Lusk), Mary («Petition for Women to Become Ministers in the Church of Scotland»), from Mary Levison, Wrestling with the Church (Arthur James, London, 1992).

Livingstone, David («Dr Livingstone Is Found by Henry Morton Stanley»), from The Last Journals of David Livingstone, in Central Africa, from 1865 to his Death, Vol II (London, 1880).

Livingstone, John («The National Covenant»), from John Livingstone, The Diary of a Covenanting Minister 1626–1667 (Wigtown District Museum Service, 1993).

Lockhart, John Gibson («George IV Visits Scotland»), quoted in The Oxford Book of Literary Anecdotes, ed. James Sutherland, (OUP, Oxford, 1975).

The Lord Treasurer of England («Border Reivers Defy Capture»), from Calendarof Border Papers, ed. Joseph Bain (HM General Register House, Edinburgh, 1894).

Macaulay, Zachary («A Jamaican Sugar Plantation»), from Life and Letters of Zachary Macaulay, by his granddaughter Viscountess Knutsford (London, 1900).

McBain, Barclay («The Lockerbie Disaster»), the Herald, 23 December 1988. The Herald, Copyright © Newsquest (Herald & Times).

MacCaig, Norman («A Conscientious Objector»), quoted in Voicesfrom War: Personal Recollections of War in Our Century by Scottish Men and Women, ed. Ian MacDougall (Mereat Press, Edinburgh, 1995). Reprinted by kind permission of the publishers.

Macdonald, Ethel («The Spanish Civil War»), from Barcelona Bulletin, quoted in Rhona M. Hodgart, Ethel MacDonald: Glasgow Woman Anarchist (Kate Sharpley Library, London, 1995). Reproduced with kind permission of Rhona Hodgart and the publisher.

Macdonald, John («Jacobite Orphans»), from John Macdonald, Memoirs of an Eighteenth-century Footman (Century, London, 1985).

McGahey, Mick («The Minere’ Strike»), quoted in Miners 1984–1994: A Decade of Endurance, ed. Joe Owens (Polygon, Edinburgh, 1994). Reproduced by permission of Polygon, an imprint of Birlinn Ltd (unvw.bir linn.co.uk).

McGonagall, William («The Tay Railway Bridge Disaster»), from William McGonagall, Poetic Gems (Duckworth, London, 1989).

Mcllvanney, Hugh («Celtic Win the European Cup»), from Hugh Mcllvanney, Mcllvanney on Football (Mainstream, London, 1994). Copyright © Guardian Newspapers Limited, 1967.

Mackenzie, Henry («Robert Burns Is Hailed as a Genius»), from The Lounger, quoted in Agnes Mure Mackenzie, Scottish Pageant, vol. 3 (Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh, 1949).

McLean, Reverend («The Disruption of the Church of Scotland»), from Rev. Thomas Brown, Annals of the Disruption (Macniven & Wallace, Edinburgh, 1876–1884).

MacLeod, Donald («The Sutherland Clearances» and «Sutherland after the Clearances»), from Donald MacLeod, Gloomy Memories of the Highlands, Letter VII, quoted in Alexander Mackenzie, The History of the Highland Clearances (Mereat Press, Edinburgh, 1991).

McLevy, James («An Edinburgh Detective at Work»), from James McLevy, McLevy Retums: Further Disclosures of the Edinburgh Detective (Mereat Press, Edinburgh, 2002).

Major, John («A Paen to Oatcakes»), from John Major, A History of Greater Britain as well England as Scotland, 1521, translated from Latin by Archibald Constable (Scottish History Society, Edinburgh, 1892).

Martin Martin («A GaePs View of the Islands»), from Martin Martin, A Description of the Western Islands of Scotland circa 1695, ed. Donald Monro (Mereat Press, Edinburgh, 1999).

Mary, Queen of Scots («Mary, Queen of Scots, Appeals to Elizabeth I for Help» and «The Morning of Mary, Queen of Scots's Execution»), quoted in Agnes Mure Mackenzie, Scottish Pageant, vol. II (Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh, 1948).

Maxwell, Fordyce («The Dunblane Massacre»), Fordyce Maxwell, the Scotsman, 16 March 1996. Copyright © The Scotsman Publications Ltd.

Medical Officers of Perth and Barlinnie prisons («Force-feeding Suffragettes»), from National Archives of Scotland, HH5 5/327.

Melville, James («Schooldays»), Memoirs of James Melville, quoted in Agnes Mure Mackenzie, Scottish Pageant, vol. II (Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh, 1948).

Melville, Sir James («The Murder of Riccio»), Sir James Melville, quoted in Scottish Diaries and Memoirs 1550–1746, ed. J. G. Fyfe (Stirling, 1927).