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Scottish elites : proceedings of the Scottish Historical Studies Seminar, University of Strathclyde, 1991-1992 / edited by T.M. Devine.
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Scottish Historical Studies Seminar (1991-1992 : University of Strathclyde)
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English
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Edinburgh : J. Donald, ©1994.
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xi, 193 pages ; 24 cm
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Forrestal Annex - A
HT653.G7 S347 1994
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Subject(s)
Elite (Social sciences)
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Scotland
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History
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Landowners
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Scotland
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History
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Nobility
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Scotland
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History
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Elite (Social sciences)
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Scotland
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History
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Congresses
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Upper class
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Scotland
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History
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Congresses
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Power (Social sciences)
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Scotland
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History
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Congresses
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Social classes
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Scotland
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History
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Congresses
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Scotland
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Politics and government
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Devine, T. M. (Thomas Martin)
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Summary note
"All the papers published in this volume are based on original research, and they each present some fresh and intriguing perspectives on the dominant groups who have governed and influenced Scotland over the last three hundred years." "Those collected studies do not attempt to provide a coherent and systematic examination of the nation's urban and rural elites. That possibility is still a long way off. Research in this field, and especially the history of the dominant classes in Scottish cities and towns, is still in its very early stages and no convincing overview is yet feasible." "The contributors do attempt to provide an analysis of some key aspects of elite experience, and in the process they question much received historical wisdom." "Allan Macinnes presents a picture of land ownership in Argyllshire which is far removed from the stereotyped image of the Highland aristocracy of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The papers by Graham Cummings and Tom Devine focus on landowners and tenant farmers in the age of agricultural transformation, while the final two papers on rural society by Iain Hutchison, David McCrone and Angela Morris return to the subject of the greater Scottish Landowners. Allan MacLaren, Irene Maver and Anthony Slaven provide pioneering discussions of urban professional and business elites."--Jacket.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
1. Landownership, Land Use and Elite Enterprise in Scottish Gaeldom: From Clanship to Clearance in Argyllshire, 1688-1858 / Allan I. Macinnes
2. The Business Affairs of an Eighteenth Century Lowland Laird: Sir Archibald Grant of Monymusk, 1696-1778 / A.J.G. Cummings
3. The Making of a Farming Elite? Lowland Scotland 1750-1850 / T.M. Devine
4. The Liberal Professions within the Scottish Class Structure 1760-1860: A Comparative Study of Aberdeen Clergymen, Doctors and Lawyers / A. Allan MacLaren
5. Politics and Power in the Scottish City: Glasgow Town Council in the Nineteenth Century / Irene Maver
6. The Nobility and Politics in Scotland, c.1880-1939 / I.G.C. Hutchison
7. The Origins and Economic and Social Roles of Scottish Business Leaders, 1860-1960 / Anthony Slaven and Dong-Woon Kim
8. Lords and Heritages: the Transformation of the Great Lairds of Scotland / David McCrone and Angela Morris.
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0859764028 ((paperback))
9780859764025 ((paperback))
LCCN
95166272
OCLC
31077759
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