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16
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17
Pedro Morago, ‘Health and Health Inequalities', in Steve Hathersall and Janine Bolger (eds),
Social Policy for Social Work, Social Care and the Caring Professions: The Scottish Perspective
, Ashgate, 2010, p. 209

18
‘Death Rates Point to Scotland Wealth Split,
Scotsman
, 27 March 2013,
scotsman.com/news/health/death-rates-point-to-scotland-wealth-split-1-2859611
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19
‘A Nation Still Divided by Poverty and Inequality',
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20
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, accessed 29 May 2013

21
Rodge Glass,
Alasdair Gray: A Secretary's Biography
, Bloomsbury, 2012, p. 277

Aberdeen,
2
,
14
,
45
,
78
,
102
,
103–4
,
104
,
121
,
181
,
197
,
198
,
204
,
210
,
229
,
239–40
,
251
,
322

Abernethy,
13

Adamson, Willie,
180

Æthelstan, King,
11–12

Agricola,
5

Ainslie, Jim,
269

Airdrie,
130

Aitchison, Alexander,
92

Alchfrith,
10

Alexander III, King,
16
,
17–18

Alexandria,
246

Alison, Archibald,
100

Allison, James,
197

Alloway,
79

Alnwick,
15

American War of Independence,
77
,
78

Anderson, James,
87

Andrew of Wyntoun,
17

Angus,
14

Annan,
90

Annandale,
14

Anne, Queen,
55
,
56

Applecross,
2

Arbroath, Declaration of,
26–7

Argentocoxus,
6

Argyll,
8
,
108

Argyll, Dukes of,
57
,
58
,
60
,
66
,
71
,
75
,
108
,
120

Armitage, James,
266

Arnot, Andrew,
47

ASE, the,
154

Asquith, Herbert,
120
,
166–7

Attlee, Clement,
226

Auchincruive,
77

Auchterarder,
91

Avenel, Robert,
14

Ayr,
63
,
95
,
206
,
297

Ayrshire,
130
,
132

Badenscallie,
112

Bain, Sir James,
131

Baird, John,
96

Baird, William,
122–3

Baldwin, Stanley,
179
,
187

Ball, Carol,
296

Balliol, John,
19
,
19–20
,
22
,
23–4

Balmaclellan,
47

Balmoral Castle,
117

Banks, Iain,
279

Bannockburn, battle of,
18
,
26
,
27

Barbour, John,
25
,
27–8

Barbour, Mary,
144
,
145
,
146
,
170
,
189

Barrie, J. M.,
133

Barrier Miner
,
175

Barrow, G.W.S.,
23

Battlefield Band, the,
289

Beaumont, Augustus,
100

Bell, Tom,
146

Bell, Walter,
150

Ben Lawers,
2

Benn, Tony,
252
,
267

Bernera,
112

Berwick on Tweed,
19
,
42

Bishops' War, the,
42

Black, Joseph,
75

Blackford,
307–8

Blair, Tony,
276
,
292
,
293
,
294–6
,
318

Blantyre mine explosion,
126–7

Bloomfield, Tony,
205
,
208

Blythman, Morris,
217
,
233
,
234–5
,
236

Bold, Alan,
219

Bonnington,
62

Boswell, James,
77

Bothwell Bridge, battle of,
48

Bragg, Billy,
298–9

Brannan, John,
267

Braveheart
(film),
23

Braxfield, Lord,
87–9
,
89–90

Brennan, John,
268

Bridei, Pictish king,
11

Bridgeton,
84
,
103

British Fishing Society,
108

British Union of Fascists,
200–4

Britton, Jessie,
278

Brocket, Arthur Ronald Nall-Cain, Lord,
230–1

Brooksbank, Mary,
239–43

Brown, Betty,
249

Brown, George Douglas,
133–4

Brown, Gordon,
169

Brownlie, Annette,
227–8

Bruce, Edward,
26

Bruce, Jack,
245

Bruce, Marjorie,
33

Bruce, Robert.
See
Robert I, the Bruce

Bruce, Robert, Earl of Carrick,
19–20

Brunnanburh, battle of,
12

Brus (the Bruce), Robert de,
14

Buccleuch, Duke of,
72
,
308

Buchan,
14

Buchan, Norman,
237
,
239

Buchanan, George,
169
,
213

Burgh on Sands,
26

Burnett, Ray,
119

Burns, Robert,
51
,
73
,
77–8
,
79–82
,
214

Bute,
8

Bute, Earl of,
72

Bute, third Marquess of,
122

Cain, Janet,
98–9

Cairngorms, the,
2

Caithness,
11
,
14
,
104
,
165

Calder, Angus,
221

Caledonia,
4–7

Caledonian Company rail strike,
136

Calf Stone, the,
8

Calgacus,
5

Callaghan, Jim,
253
,
257

Calton,
83

Cambuslang,
182
,
208–10

Cameron, Andy,
267

Cameron, Angus,
90

Cameron, David,
323

Cameron, Rev. Duncan,
173

Cameron of Lochiel,
64
,
66

Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND),
233–7
,
268–70

Campbell, Alexander,
75

Campbell, Archibald,
131

Campbell, David and Betty,
229

Campbell, Gordon,
249–50

Canada,
166

Capercaillie,
290

Cardowan,
225
,
261

Carlisle,
15

Carmichael, Sir James,
62

Carstairs,
90

Carswell, Catherine,
207

Carty, Frank,
171–2

Carver, Martin,
9

Cathkin Braes,
95–6

Catraeth,
7

Chamberlain, Joseph,
124

Chambers-Hunter, W.K.A.J.,
202
,
203

Chambers, Thomas,
128

Charles I, King,
39
,
40–4

Charles II, King,
44
,
46–7
,
49

Charlton, John,
101

Chartism,
98
,
100
,
100–6

Children's Employment Commission,
125

Christianity,
9–10

Christie, Campbell,
274

Church Interests Committee,
174

Church of Scotland,
128
,
173–4
,
232
,
271

Church, the,
16
,
33–4
,
36–7
,
39
,
53
,
57
,
73

Churchill, Winston,
180
,
221
,
221–2

Clark, Gavin,
115

Clark, Pat,
259

Claudius, Roman emperor,
6

Clelland, Bobby,
263

Cloughley, Jimmy,
246

Clyde Apprentices Committee,
227

Clyde, the,
68

Clyde Valley General Weavers Association,
83–4

Clyde Workers' Committee,
147–53
,
157–8

Clydebank,
155
,
174–6
,
221
,
244–6
,
249–50

Clydeside,
154
,
210–11
,
221–3
,
226–7

Clynes, J. R.,
184

Coatbridge,
125–6

Cobb, Richard,
283

Cobbett, William,
93

Colchester,
6

Colley, Linda,
70

Collins, Sarah,
304–5

Columba, St.,
8
,
10

Committee of Forfeited Estates,
74

Comyn, John,
23
,
26

Condorrat,
183

Connolly, Billy,
280
,
290

Connolly, James,
138–41
,
160
,
325

Constantine, King,
11–12

Constantine II, King,
12

Cook, Robin,
253
,
254

Cooney, Bob,
198
,
203
,
229

Cormack, John,
198–200

Cornwall,
4

Corpach,
228

Corrie, Joe,
176–7

Couts, Peter and James,
123

Covenanters, the,
42–4
,
46
,
46–9

Cowdenbeath,
154
,
171
,
178–9
,
181

Cowie, Margaret,
265–6

Craig, Malcolm,
87

Crawford, Robert,
79

Crawfurd, Helen,
144
,
146
,
188–91

Crichton, Torcuil,
308–9

Crockett, S. R.,
133

Crofters' Holding Act 1886,
114
,
115

Cromartie Estate,
112

Cromarty,
62

Cromwell, Oliver,
43
,
44–6

Crookston, Joan,
90

Cross, Colin,
202

Croucher, Richard,
210

Culloden, battle of,
65–6
,
67
,
70
,
107
,
108

Cumberland, Duke of,
65–6

Cumming, James,
105

Cumming, Janet,
124

Cunningham, Cath,
265

Currie, Ken,
288–9

Daily News
,
156

Dál Riata,
8
,
11

Dalbeattie,
200

Dalkeith Palace,
72

Dalmuir,
171

Dalry,
47
,
90

Dalrymple, Sir James,
60

Dalrymple, Sir John,
52

Daly, John,
105

Dalyell, General ‘Black Tam',
47

Damer, Seán,
144

Darien Scheme, the,
54–5

David I, King,
13
,
14–15
,
19

David II, King,
29

Davidson, Neil,
31
,
55
,
58

Davitt, Michael,
113

de Valera, Eamon,
172–3

Defence of the Realm Act,
150

Defoe, Daniel,
58

Derby,
64

Despard, Charlotte,
190
,
191

Devine, T. M.,
96

Dewar, Donald,
267
,
273
,
276
,
292
,
293–4

Dilution of Labour Act,
148–9

Dinning, Eileen,
311–12

Dixon, William,
126–7

Docherty, Mary,
177
,
178–9
,
207

Dollan, Agnes,
189

Dollan, Patrick,
194

Donaldson, Jenny,
253
,
254

Donegal,
191

Douglas,
308

Douglas, Barry,
322

Douglas, Sir James,
26
,
28

Douglas, Sir William,
20

Dreghorn Castle,
84

Duddingston,
14

Dumbarton,
95
,
154
,
155
,
171

Dumfries,
46
,
47
,
58
,
63
,
79
,
80

Dunbar, battle of, 1296,
19–20

Dunbar, battle of, 1650,
44–5

Dunbar, Sir David,
60

Duncan, King,
12
,
13

Dundas, Henry,
71
,
84–6
,
87
,
89–90
,
91
,
118

Dundee; Brooksbank in,
240–1
; Chartism,
101
,
102
,
104
; the general strike,
181
,
183
; housing conditions,
229
; Jewish population,
132
; MacColl concert,
243
; malt tax riots,
63
; Mannix visits,
171
; mill workers strike, 1871,
134–5
; population,
121
; Scottish Enlightenment,
78
; sectarianism,
129
,
130
; siege of,
21
; Timex plant,
228
,
277–9
; Tree of Liberty,
86–7
; the United Scotsmen,
91
; World War II,
221

Dunfermline,
101
,
104
,
155
,
247

Dunkeld,
10
,
52

Dunnichen,
11

Dunnottar,
12

Durham,
15

Dylan, Bob,
239

Dysart,
62

East Kilbride,
227–8