Keyword [Scottish]
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| 41. | The Study Of Scottish Reformation In The 16th Century |
| 42. | Supranations: Writing the Irish and Scottish subjects in the Atlantic world, 1763--1855 |
| 43. | At the edge of two worlds: Mary Slessor and gender roles in Scottish African missions |
| 44. | The child characters of Shakespeare's Roman and Scottish tragedies: Dramatic renderings of an ideal future |
| 45. | Warriors of Empire: The Scottish Highlander in British Atlantic Print Culture, 1688 - 178 |
| 46. | English Romanticism, modernism, and the Scottish Renaissance |
| 47. | Education and antisyzygy: Depictions of teachers in contemporary Scottish literature |
| 48. | 'Parallel lines never intersect': The influence of Dutch Reformed presuppositionalism on American Christian fundamentalism |
| 49. | 'Written in the langage of Scottis natioun': The Intersection of Language and National Identity in Fourteenth- to Sixteenth-Century Middle Scots Poetry |
| 50. | Sir Walter Scott, Queen Victoria, the railways, and Scottish Romanticism |
| 51. | The seventeenth and eighteenth century Scottish herring fishery: The effect of the 1707 Treaty of Union and its impact on early modern Great Britain |
| 52. | The Enlightenment in the Highlands: Natural history and internal colonization in the Scottish Enlightenment, 1760--1830 |
| 53. | Scottish historical discourse and arguments for metropolitan authority in the eighteenth-century British Atlantic Empire |
| 54. | Breathing it in: The musical identity of the Scottish Travellers |
| 55. | A Manual for the Learning of Traditional Scottish Fiddling: Design, Development, and Effectiveness |
| 56. | Gaelic in Scotland, Scotland in Europe: Minority language revitalization in the age of neoliberalism |
| 57. | Withdrawing from History: Wordsworth, Scott, and Dickens and the Afterlife of the Scottish Enlightenment |
| 58. | Ploughing the glen: Nation and rural representation in twentieth century Scottish literature |
| 59. | The political economy of sentiment: Money and emotions in the Early Republic |
| 60. | Feeling British: Sympathy and the literary construction of national identity, 1707--1832 |
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