Scotland of to-day
By: by T. F. Henderson and Francis Watt; with 20 illustrations in colour by Frank Laing and 24 other illustrations.
Contributors: Watt, Francis, 1849-1927, joint author.
Publisher: Methuen & co.; J. Pott & co.
Published: 1907
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 399
Subjects: National characteristics, Scottish.; Scotland.
Table of contents: title: The evolution of the Scot.; title: The kirk and its story.; title: Education in school and college.; title: The law and the lawyers.; title: Architecture, ecclesiastical and other.; title: Painting and painters.; title: Literature.; title: "Edina, Scotia's darling seat."; title: The kingdom of Fife.; title: In Lothian fields.; title: The Lothian shore.; title: The city of St. Mungo.; title: The Clyde.; title: Burns and the Burns country.; title: The legend of the Covenant.; title: Yarrow and Traquair.; title: The Border and the Solway.; title: Stirling and Perth.; title: Dundee.; title: The Granite city.; title: A highland survey.; title: A note on Caithness.; title: Round the islands.; title: Sports and pastimes.; title: Music, old and new.; title: Scots food.; title: Scots drink.; title: Scots wit and humour.; title: The Scot abroad and the stranger in Scotland.