18th Century Archives – Page 2 of 2

The Treaty of Union: Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation

The Treaty of Union is an emotive subject in Scotland that still echoes in our songs, our...

Cromdale is a village shaped by the River Spey, lying on a low, fertile haugh where the water...

The Scottish Clearances still haunt the landscape and memory of Scotland. As a student, I...

Drummossie Moor, otherwise known as Culloden Moor, is a cold, desolate place. A relentless cold...

The Battle of Culloden was the last battle to be fought upon British soil. The Battle would prove...

Helen Torrence and Jean Waldie are names often overshadowed by the notorious Burke and Hare, yet...