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Blair Castle
“Blind Hary”
“Bonnie Prince Charlie”
Book of Kells
“Book of Company at Auchinleck”
Boswell, David
Boswell, Elizabeth
Boswell, Euphemia
Boswell, James; and duke of Argyll; attitude toward Jacobite cause; biographical sketch; death of; family; feelings toward Jacobites; and Sir Alexander Macdonald; and Mrs. Mackinnon; meeting Johnson; relationship with father; Scots opinion of; and Hester Thrale; travel itinerary
Boswell, Margaret
Boswell, Veronica
Boswell Mausoleum
Boswell Museum
Boswell Park
Boswell: The Applause of the Jury, 1782–1785 (Lustig & Pottle)
Bothwell, earl of
Bower, Walter
Boyd’s Inn
Bradley, Martha
Brady, Frank
Braveheart
Braveheart
Braveheart Museum
Bray, Elizabeth
British Housewife, The (Bradley)
Brodie, Alexander
Brodie Castle
Brodie Clan
Brora
Bruce, Robert the
Bryson, Bill
Bullers of Buchan
Bur, Bishop of Moray
“Burk, Betty”
Burke, Edmund
Burnett, James. See Monboddo, Lord
Burnett Clan
Burns, Robert
Burt, Edmund
Butt of Lewis
Byrds, the
Cairndow
Caledonia
Caledonian MacBrayne. See CalMac
Callanish Standing Stones
CalMac
Calum’s Road (Hutchinson)
Camelot
Campbell, Anne
Campbell, Glen
Campbell, Ian
Campbell Clan
Canongate
castles. See also individual castles
Caterbury Cathedral
Catholicism
Cawdor
Cawdor Castle
Cecil, William
Chapel Royal
Charles I, king of England
Charles II, king of Scotland
Christian I, king of Norwary and Denmark
Christianity
Church of England
Church of Scotland
clans. See also individual clans
Clava Cairn
Clearances
Cleese, John
Club, the
Clyde Canal
Coca-Cola
Coll
Columba
Connery, Sir Sean
Coriechatachan
Costume of the Clans, The
Cosway, Maria
Craignure
Crathes Castle
crofting
Cromwell, Oliver
Cuil Bay
Cullen
Culloden
Culloden, battle at
Cumberland, duke of
Cunningham, Alastair
Daft Days
Dalblair. See Boswell, James
Dalrymple, Lady
Dalrymple, Sir John
Darnley, Lord
David (Raasay)
Davies, Maxwell. See Davies, Sir Peter Maxwell
Davies, Sir Peter Maxwell
Debra (Skye)
Declaration of Arbroath
Defoe, Daniel
Delaney, Frank
Derby
Description of the Western Islands of Scotland, A (Martin)
Dictionary of the English Language (Johnson)
Donaldson, Gordon
Donan
Douglas Cause
Doune Castle
Dracula (Stoker)
Dream, The (Smith)
Drum Castle
Drummossie Moor
Drumnadrochit
Duart Castle
Duffus Castle
Dumbarton Castle
Dun, Rev.
Dun Caan
Duncan, king of Scotland
Duncansby Head
Dundee
Dundee, Viscount of
Dunkeld
Dunnottar Castle (Cunningham)
Dunnottar Castle
Dunrobin Castle
Dunsinane Hill
Dunvegan Castle
Durness
East Merkle
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh University
Edward I, king of England
Edward II, king of England
Edwin, king of Northumberland
Eglinton, countess of
Eigg
Eilean a’ Cheo. See Skye
Eilean Donan Castle
Eilean Tighe
Elder, John
Elgin
Elgin Cathedral
Elizabeth I, queen of England
Elizabeth II, queen of England
Elizabeth (“Mum”), queen consort of King George VI and mother of Queen Elizabeth II
Faintheart (Jennings)
Falkirk; battle of
Falkirk Wheel
“Farewell to Stromness” (Davies)
Faulkner, William
Ferguson, Robert
Fife
Final Exit (Rankin)
Fingal
Fingal’s Cave
“Fingal’s Cave” (Mendelssohn)
Fionnphort
Firth of Lorn
Firth of Clyde
Fisher, Ian
Five Sisters
Fladda
Flodden, battle of
Forbes, Sir Robert
Fort Augustus
Fort George
Fort William
Forth Canal
Fraser, Mrs. (Highlands)
Gaelic
Gaelic Society of Inverness
Gentleman’s Magazine
George, king of England
George (member of the Iona Community)
George Hotel
George III, king of England
George IV, king of England
German High Seas Fleet
Gibbon, Lewis
Gibson, Mel
Gill’s Bay
Giovanni (hotel chef in Raasay)
Glamis Castle
Glasgow
Glasgow Academy
Glencoe
Glencoe massacre
Glenelg
Glenfiddich
Glenfinnian
Glorious Rebellion
Goldsmith, Oliver
Graham, George
Graham, John
Grampian Mountains
Grant, James
Grant Clan
Great Hall
Great Todday
Grebes
Greg (Kirkwall)
Guide to Ullapool
haggis
Hamilton, duchess of
Hamlet (Shakespeare)
Harold (Spynie Palace)
Harris
Harris Tweed Act
Harris Tweed (cloth)
Hebridean Islands. See also individual islands
Hebridean Journey, A (Stucley)
Hebrideans
“Hebrides Overture.” See “Fingal’s Cave” (Mendelssohn)
Highland Clearances
Highland Clearances, The (Richards)
Highland Council
Highland Jaunt, The (McLaren)
Highland Journals (Victoria)
Highland line
Highland Park Distillery
Highland Society of Edinburgh
Highlander (film)
Highlanders
Highlands. See also individual islands
Hill, G. B.
HMS Vanguard
Holyroodhouse Palace
“Honours of Scotland The”
Hume, David
Humphry Clinker (Smollett)
Huntly Castle
Hutchinson, Roger
Icol
mkill. See Iona
Idle, Eric
Idler
In the Footsteps of Johnson (Hill)
In the Footsteps of Johnson and Boswell (Shenker)
InchKenneth
Inner Hebrides. See also individual islands
Inner Islands. See Inner Hebrides
Invention of Scotland: Myth and History, The (Trevor-Roper)
Inveraray
Inveraray Castle
Inverewe Gardens
Inverness
Inverness Castle
Iona
Iona Abbey
Iona Abbey and Nunnery (Richie & Fisher)
Iona Community
Irn-Bru
Irvine, William de
Isle of Raasay Hotel
Isles of the North (Mitchell)
Jacobite Risings
Jacobites
James, prince of Scotland
James, the “Old Pretender”
James I, king of England (and James VI, king of Scotland)
James II, king of England (and James VII, king of Scotland)
James III, king of Scotland
James IV, king of Scotland
James V, king of Scotland
James’s Court
Jefferson, Thomas
Jennings, Charles
Jim (Pitlochry)
John (Fionnphort)
John, bishop of Winchester
John O’Groats
John XXII (pope)
Johnson, Samuel; and duke of Argyll; attitude toward Jacobite cause; biographical sketch; and Edmund Burke; and David Hume; death of; feelings toward Kenneth Macaulay; feelings toward Scotland; and Sir Alexander Macdonald; and James Macpherson; meeting Boswell; opinion of Dundee; relationship with Lord Monboddo; Scots opinion of; and Hester Thrale; travel itinerary; writings of
Johnstone, Chevalier de
Jonson, Ben
Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides (Boswell)
Journey to the Western Isles (Macdonald)
Journey to the Western Island of Scotland, A (Johnson)
Jute
“Juteopolis.” See Dundee
kangaroo
Keats, John
Kilchurn Castle
Killiecrankie
kilt
Kingsburgh
Kingsmill, Hugh
Kirk of Saint Giles
Kirkwall
Kirriemuir
Knights of the Round Table
Knots and Crosses (Rankin)
Knox, John
Knox, Thomas
Kubrick, Stanley
Lanark
Landmark Trust of Scotland
Launcelot (as character in film)
Leal, Kenneth
Leanach Cottage
Lennon, John
Lesley (Kirkwall)
Letters from Edinburgh, 1774–1775 (Topham)
Lever, William. See Leverhulme, Lord
Lever Brothers
Leverburgh
Leverhulme, Lord
Lewis
Lewis Loom Centre
Lews Castle
Life of Columba (Adoman)
Life of Samuel Johnson, LL.D, The (Boswell)
“Lion, the.” See William I, king of Scotland
Lismore
Litchfield
Little Todday
Lives of the Poets (Johnson)
Loch Awe
Loch Creran
Loch Croispol Bookshop and Restaurant
Loch Duich
Loch Ewe
Loch Fyne
Loch Linhe
Loch Lomond
Loch Ness Visitor Centres
Loch Ness Monster Visitor Centre
Loch Ness Monster
Loch Ness
Loch Ness 2000 Exhibition
Loch Ruthven
Loch Shiel
Loch Snizort
Lochmoddy
London Club
“Lord of the Isles, The”
Lowlands
Lustig, Irma
Macaulay, Kenneth
MacBean, Donald
Macbeth
Macbeth (Shakespeare)
Macdonald, Alasdair MacIain
Macdonald, Allan
Macdonald, Finlay
Macdonald, Flora
Macdonald, Sir Alexander
MacDonald, Coll
Macdonald Clan
MacFisheries
MacGregor, Alasdair Alpin
MacGregor Clan
Mackay, Hugh
Mackenzie, Compton
Mackenzie, Mr. (Stornoway)
Mackenzie, Osgood
Mackenzie, Sir George
Mackenzie, W. C.
Mackenzies Clan
Mackinnon, Mrs. (Skye)
Maclean, Sir Allan
Maclean Clan
MacLeod, Calum
MacLeod, John
MacLeod, Lady
MacLeod, Malcolm
MacLeod Clan
MacNicol, Donald
Macpherson, James
Macqueen, Donald
Maeshowe
Magnus
Malcolm II, king of Scotland
Malcolm IV, king of Scotland
Malone, Edmond
Manchester
Mansfield, lord chief justice of England
Margaret, princess of England
Margaret of Denmark
Martin (Durness)
Martin, Martin
Martin, Peter
Mary, Queen of Scots
Matheson, Sir James
Maureen (Auchinleck Estate)
McGonagall, William
McLaren, Moray
McNabs Inn
Mendelssohn, Felix
Menzies Castle
Menzies Clan
Merkle
Midden
midges
Millennium Link Project
Minch
Miralles, Enric
Mitchell, Ian
Monboddo, Lord
Montrose
Montrose, duke of
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Moray Firth
Morrison, Allan
Muck
Muir, Edwin
Mull
Munro, Donald
Munro, Neil
Murray, Lord George
Murray, Peter
National Health Service
National Trust for Scotland
NATO
Neeson, Liam
Neilston
Nelson, Ricky
Nessie. See Loch Ness Monster
New Town
New York Times
Nicolson, Adam
Ninian
North Sea
Northlink
Norway
Notes from a Small Island (Bryson)
“numpty”
nunnery
Oban
Ogden, Samuel
“Old Pretender.” See James, the “Old Pretender”
Old Town
Orcadians
Orkney Islands
Orkney Islands Council
“Orkney Wedding with Sunrise, An”
Ossian
Outer Hebrides. See also individual islands
Parliament
Pass of Killiecrankie
Paufer, Thomas
Pearson, Hesketh
Pennant, Thomas
Peter Pan (Barrie)
Peterhead
Philip (Skye)
Pickett, George
Pictish
Pitlochry
Place of Holyroodhouse
Plant, Marjorie
Polly: The True Story behind Whisky Galore (Hutchinson)
Portnacroish
Portree
Potter, Beatrix
Pottle, Frederick A.
Prince Charles. See “Bonnie Prince Charlie”
Princes Street
Pringle, John
Public Advertiser
Raasay
Raasay Forest
“Raasay Raiders”
Railroad Hotel
Rambler
Rankin, Ian
Rasselas (Johnson)
Red Lion Inn
Remarks on Dr. Samuel Johnson’s Journey to the Hebrides (MacNicol)
Reynolds, Sir Joshua
Rhum
Richards, Eric
Richie, Anna
River Avon
River Clyde
River Forth
River Garry
River Lossie
River Nairn
River Ness
River Tay
River Teith
River Tummel
Rizzio, David
Rob Roy (film)
Rob Roy (Scott)
Robert II, king of Scotland
Robert the Bruce. See Bruce, Robert the
“Rock Lomond”
Rogers, Pat
Rona
Rough Guide to Scotland, The
Roy, Rob
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Royal Bank of Scotland
Royal Burgh of Inveraray. See Inveraray
Royal Hotel
Royal Mile
Royal Navy
Royal Oak
Russell, Clare Macpherson-Grant
Russell, Oliver
Sadler, John
Saint Andrews Castle
Saint Andrews Cathedral
Saint Andrews University
Saint Andrews
Saint Columba. See Columba
Saint Columbus. See Columba
Saint Conan’s Kirk
Saint Giles Cathedral
St. James’s Chronicles
Saint Magnus Cathedral
Saint Magnus Festival
Salmond, Alex
Saracen Inn
Scalpay
Scapa Flow
Sconser
“Scotch Symphony”
Scotichronicon (Bower)
Scotland: culinary practices; drinking in; education in; emigration from; ferry service in; medicinal drinks; nuclear power plant; religion in; Stone Age sites; tourism in; war with England weather in
Scott, Sir Walter
Scott, William
Scottish Journey (Muir)
Scottish Life
Scottish National Party (SNP)
Scottish National Opera
Scottish Parliament
Scottish Reformation
Scrabster, Port of
Sea Room (Nicolson)
Seasons on Harris (Yeadon)
Shakespeare, William
Shenker, Israel
Shetland Islands
Shiant Islands
shipwrecks
Skaill House
Skara Brae
Skye
Skye Bridge
Slains Castle
Smith, Adam
Smith, Ian Crichton
Smollett, Tobias
SNP. See Scottish National Party
“Solitary Reaper, The” (Wordsworth)
Sound of Eriskay
Sound of Harris
Sound of Iona
Sound of Mull
Sound of Raasay
Spey Valley
Speyside
Spynie Palace
SS Politican
Staffa. See Fingal’s Cave
Stevenson, Robert Louis
Stewart, Alexander (“Wolf of Badenoc”)
Stewart, Charles Edward. See “Bonnie Prince Charlie”
Stewart Clan
Stirling
Stirling Bridge
Stirling Bridge, battle of
Stirling Castle Rock
Stirling Castle
Stoker, Bram
Stone Age
Stonehenge
Stornoway
Stromness, Port of