Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches
The forces that are moving towards a Scottish Renaissance are complex and at first sight incompatible. The movement began as a purely literary movement some seven or eight years ago, but of necessity speedily acquired political and then religious bearings. It is now manifestin...
The forces that are moving towards a Scottish Renaissance are complex and at first sight incompatible. The movement began as a purely literary movement some seven or eight years...
2. Part 2or where shall a parallel be found for the terrific concision, the vertiginous speed, of _Tam o’ Shanter_? The future of the Scots spirit may depend upon the issue of the great...
3. Part 3It is the possibility and increasing probability of such a swing of the pendulum that Mr G. M. Thomson seems to me to have disregarded in his cogent, but far too pessimistic, es...
4. Part 4Let me add here that Scotland is not only the most neglected country in Europe to-day, but the most highly taxed. A vehicular and passenger bridge across the Forth is refused to...
5. Part 5It is significant that practically the only, and certainly the only real (if, unfortunately, only very partial and temporary) political triumph Scotland has scored over England...
6. Part 6“A very careful summary.”—_Times Literary Supplement._ “A temperate and scholarly survey of the arguments for and against the encouragement of the practice of birth control.”—_L...