The Manufacture of Scottish History

Ian Donnachie · Christopher A. Whatley

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Scottish History and National Identity Philosophy, History, and Historiography Historical Studies of British Isles

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Looks critically at Scottish historiography and addresses key issues about the past. Nine contributors (including the editors) examine and assess the ways in which Scotland's history has been written and interpreted and explore major revisions in historiography. Among topics covered are the Reformation, the Enlightenment, the Highlands, 'Red Clydeside', feminism, and the heritage industry.

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