The Scottish Nation by T. M. Devine -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Contents About the Author Dedication Preface Maps Foreword The Scottish Nation

PART ONE: 1700–1760

1. Scotland in Great Britain 2. The Jacobite Challenge 3. The Union and the Economy 4. Roots of Enlightenment 5. The Parish State

PART TWO: 1760–1830

6. Scotland Transformed 7. The Rural Lowlands: the Old World and the New 8. Urbanization 9. The Disintegration of Clanship 10. The Old Regime and Radical Protest 11. Highlandism and Scottish Identity

PART THREE: 1830–1939

12. The World’s Workshop 13. Politics, Power and Identity in Victorian Scotland 14. The Decline and Fall of Liberal Hegemony 15. The Scottish City 16. Religion and Society 17. Educating the People 18. The Highlands and Crofting Society 19. Land, Elites and People 20. Emigrants 21. New Scots 22. Scottish Women: Family, Work and Politics

PART FOUR: 1939–2007

23. War and Peace 24. The Scottish Question 25. A Nation Reborn? 26. End of Empire 27. After Devolution

Afterword Notes Further Reading Acknowledgements Penguin Story Copyright Page

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