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Ttie following organizations are excellent
gateways through which to find out more
about Scottish history and traditional culture:
Centre for PoUtical Song, Glasgow
Caledonian University
Glasgow-Strathclyde School
of Scottish Studies (Glasgow)
Lynch, Michael, ed. 2001 . Tlie Oxford
Companion to Scottish History. Oxford:
Oxford University Press.
Menzies, Gordon, ed. 2001. In Search
of Scotland. Edinburgh: Polygon.
Scottish Arts Council (Edinburgh)
National Museums of Scotland (Edinburgh)
The National Piping Centre of Scotland
(Glasgow)
The Netherbow: Scottish StoryteUing
Centre (Edinburgh)
Scottish Poetry Library (Edinburgh)
Scottish Traditions of Dance Trust (Stirhng)
Highland Folk Museum (Kingussie)
Highlands and Islands Arts Ltd. (Inverness)
Proiseact Nan Ealan/Gaehc Arts Agency
(Stornoway, Lewis)
Shedand Arts Trust (Lerwick, Shetland)
AncestralScotland.com
General Register Office for Scodand
(Edinburgh)
Historic Scodand (Edinburgh)
National Archives of Scotland (Edinburgh)
National Library of Scodand (Edinburgh)
National Trust for Scotland (Edinburgh)
Saltire Society (Edinburgh)
Scottish Archive Network (Edinburgh)
Royal Scottish Academy of Music and
Drama/Scottish Program (Glasgow)
General Register Office for Scotland
(Edinburgh)
Historic Scodand (Edinburgh)
University ofAberdeen, Elphinstone
Institute (Aberdeen)
University of Edinburgh, Celtic and Scottish
Studies (Edinburgh)
Ascherson, Neal. 2002. Stone Voices:The
Search for Scotland. London: Granta Books.
Cowan, Edward J.
2003 .
For Freedom Alone:
Tlie Declaration ofArbroath, 1320. East Linton,
Scodand: TuckweU Press.
, and Richard J. Finlay, eds. 2002.
Scottish History: Tlte Power cf the Past.
Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.
Devine,T. M. 1999.
1700-2000. NewYork:Viking.
T7ic Scottish Nation
Fry, Michael. 2001. T?if Scottish Empire.
East Linton, Scotland: TuckweU Press;
Edinburgh: Birlinn.
Goodare, Julian, ed. 2002. Tlie Scottish Witchhunt
in Context. Manchester: Manchester
University Press.
Harper, Marjory. 2003 . Adpenlurers & Exiles.
Tlie Great Scottish Exodus. London: Profile Books.
Henderson, Lizarme, and Edward J.
Cowan.
2001. Scottish Fairy Belief: A History. East
Linton, Scotland: TuckweU Press.
Houston, R. A., and W. W.J. Knox, eds.
2001. Tlte New Penguin History of Scotland:
From the Earliest Times to the Present Day.
London: Allen Lane; Edmburgh: National
Museums of Scotland.
Alburger, Mary Anne. [iQ^^iyyu.
Scottish Fiddlers and Tlxeir Music.
Edinburgh: Hardie Press.
Cooke, Peter. 1986. The Fiddle Tradition
of the Shetland Isles. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press.
Cowan, Edward J., ed. [1980] 1991.
Tlte People's Past. Edinburgh: Polygon.
Douglas, Sheila, ed. 1995. Come Cie's a Sang:
73 Traditional Scottish Songs. Edinburgh:
Hardie Press.
. 1992. Tlie Sang's the Thing.
Edinburgh: Polygon.
Emmerson, George S. 1971. Rantin' Pipe
and TremUin' String: A History of Scottish
Dance Music. Montreal: McGill-Queen s
University Press.
The Greig-Duncan Folk Song Collection.
1981-2002. 8 vols. Edited by Patrick
Shuldham-Shaw and Emily B. Lyle.
Aberdeen: Aberdeen University Press.
Henderson, Hamish. 1992. Alias MacAlias:
Writings on Songs, Folk, and Literature.
Edinburgh: Polygon.
McVicar, Ewan. 1990. One Singer, One Song:
Songs of Glasgow Folk. Glasgow: Glasgow
City Libraries.
Munro, Ailie. 1996. Tlie Democratic Muse:
Folk Music Revival in Scotland. Aberdeen:
Scottish Culwral Press.
Ord.John. [1930] 1990. Ord's Bothy Songs and
Ballads ofAberdeen, Banff and Moray, Angus and
the Mearns. Edinburgh: John Donald.
Porter, James, and Herschel Gower 1995.
Jeannie Robertson: Emergent Singer,
Transformative Voice. Knoxville: University
ofTennessee Press.
Shaw, Margaret Fay. [1955] 1999.
Folksongs and Folklore of South Uist.
Edinburgh: Birlinn.