Our History lecturer, Dr Allan Kennedy, looks at the notorious executions of two noblemen under suspicious circumstances during the minority of James II. This article first appeared as part of the ’10 Minutes On…’ column in History Scotland magazine, with whose kind permission it is republished here. The assassination of King James I in 1437
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Monthly Archives: March 2022
In this guest post, Dr Craig Lamont (University of Glasgow) explores how we can go about rediscovering and reimagining Georgian Glasgow. When I embarked on the ‘Georgian Glasgow’ PhD project in 2012, I did not know all that much about the Georgian era. My knowledge of Glasgow, shaped almost completely by the 20th century, was
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Scottish History at a Glance: The Wolf of Badenoch 10 May, 2022
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Other Worlds, Real and Imagined! 25 Oct, 2021
Scottish History at a Glance: The Marian Civil War 13 Oct, 2021
History Scotland Webinar Series 24 Sep, 2021
Scotland and the Low Countries 15 Mar, 2021