In byways of Scottish history
By: By Louis A. Barbé.
Publisher: Blackie and son, limited; Scribner
Published: 1912
Place of publication: London [etc]; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 371
Subjects: Scotland -- History -- Stuarts, to the Union, 1371-1707.
Table of contents: value: Mary, queen of Scots.; value: The four Marys.; value: Mary Fleming.; value: Mary Living ston.; value: Mary Beton.; value: Mary Seton.; value: The song of Mary Stuart.; value: Maister Randolphe's fantasie.; value: The first "Stuart" tragedy and its author.; value: Loretto.; value: The Isle of May.; value: Edinburgh and her patron saint.; value: The rock of Dumbarton.; value: James VI as statesman and poet.; value: The invasion of Ailsa Craig.; value: The story of a ballad "Kinmont Willie. "; value: A raid on the Wee Cumbrae.; value: Riotous Glasgow.; value: The old Scottish army.; value: The story of the "long-tail" myth.; value: Index.