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The Legend of "Bloody" Claverhouse
The Isle of Skye’s “Thief’s Mark”
Coire Dùbh: The Lost Village of Sutherland
The Battle That Lasted Five Days
The Three Collas and Their Impact on the History of Scotland
The Fall of the Lordship of the Isles
The Strange Economy of Scottish Church Candles and Peppermints
‘Here’s T’ye!’: The Social Significance of Whisky Toasts in Scotland
The Cannibal Canoes of Loch Kinnord
Ransoming Mariners in the 17th Century
Admiral Seymour’s 1548 Raid on Burntisland
How Northern Lights and Sky Phenomena Influenced Jacobite Superstitions
The Hunt for the Ancient Breich River
The Tragic Sackville Encounter
The Scottish Explorer Who Helped Find the Nile’s Source
The Scottish Lion Hunter of Africa
The Douglases’ Tumultuous Family and Clan Legacy
The Last Stand of Sir James Douglas
Who Were The Guardians of Scotland?
How Did Bruce Justify His Claim to Be “Of the Blood of Alexander III”?
St. Devenick’s Day: Scotland’s Forgotten Celebration
The Strange Disappearance of 200 Prayer Books in 1712
The Catastrophic Arrival of Smallpox on St. Kilda
How Orkney and Shetland Became Part of Scotland
Suicides in Shetland During Earl Patrick's Reign
What Happened to Kirkintilloch Castle?
Lollius Urbicus: The Man Behind Rome’s Great Wall in Scotland
The Puzzle of Skulls Enclosed in Stone Boxes
The Curious River Ericht Phenomenon of 1839
How a Thrown Stool Started a National Movement
The Highland Crofter's "Whistle System" to Outmaneuver Sheriffs