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Among historians, is it universally accepted the Scottish fight for freedom never were if only Margaret arrived well and some years later would have married (the future) Edward II? submitted by /u/stimmedervernunft [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Is it true that in the Episcopal Kirk is: (a) In the 18th and early 19th century, a Jacobite minded faith for all the Jacobites that were not Catholics or Presbyterians, and mainly concentrated in the north east / Aberdeenshire / parts of Perthshire. (b) In the late 19th and early 20th century - a church for wealthy aristocratic Scots and socially mobile middle class Scots who sent their children to the local fee paying merchant schools/private schools (e.g. Basically all the private schools in Edinburgh have historic links to Episcopal churches rather than presbyterian or Catholic ones) (c ..read more

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Hello was speaking to my auntie about the Scottish rifles (Cameroonians/covenanters), and she described them as very proud of there Protestant identity, obviously leaves the question what regiments/battalions were the Catholics of Lanarkshire in, there was quite a lot of them, also wonder if the Glasgow regiment the highland light infantry had segregated battalions. Any help greatly appreciated As I understand the Covenanters may of just referred to 1 battalion of the scottish rifles submitted by /u/Igloo345 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

(remove if not allowed) hey all was wondering if anyone has worked for historic scotland as a steward before... been looking on indeed and saw the placements up at a few local historical sites but not much of a description as to what the job entails. If anyone has any insights would be greatly appreciated. thanks :) submitted by /u/scotty_from_scotland [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Im an American college student that’s interested in studying in scotland and i was wondering what are some good books to help me learn more about scotland and its history submitted by /u/Wide_Lengthiness8789 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

English? Bank of England? submitted by /u/WearyCherry2857 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I was wondering if there are any historical sites of Kenneth I King of Scots and Picts that a person could visit. I also was wondering if there books that has good info on him. I'm having a hard time with Google outside of wiki or very general info. Thank you! submitted by /u/OkayLmaoNothing [visit reddit] [comments ..read more