Alistair Macdonald is Mackie Lecturer in History at the University of Aberdeen. Jim MacPherson is Programme Leader for MLitt British Studies, Postgraduate Research Co-Ordinator and Lecturer in History at The Centre for History, University of the Highlands and Islands.

• Articles‘Nor did ever fairies trip with such alacrity’: Peregrinations since Colmcille in his Historic FootstepsJohnny RodgerEurope, the British Empire and the Madeira Trade: Catholicism, Commerce and the Gordon of Letterfourie Network c.1730–c.1800Alistair MutchThe Orkney Islands and the European Economic Community in the 1970sMike MacDonaldFear in Fearn: Place and Imagination in Michel Faber’s Ross-shire FictionKristin Lindfield-OttResearch NoteElizabeth Ritchie – ‘Alive to the advantages of education’. Problems in Using the New Statistical Account to Research Education: A Case Study of the Isle of SkyeReviews

Alistair Macdonald is Mackie Lecturer in History at the University of Aberdeen. Jim MacPherson is Programme Leader for MLitt British Studies, Postgraduate Research Co-Ordinator and Lecturer in History at The Centre for History, University of the Highlands and Islands.

• Articles‘Nor did ever fairies trip with such alacrity’: Peregrinations since Colmcille in his Historic FootstepsJohnny RodgerEurope, the British Empire and the Madeira Trade: Catholicism, Commerce and the Gordon of Letterfourie Network c.1730–c.1800Alistair MutchThe Orkney Islands and the European Economic Community in the 1970sMike MacDonaldFear in Fearn: Place and Imagination in Michel Faber’s Ross-shire FictionKristin Lindfield-OttResearch NoteElizabeth Ritchie – ‘Alive to the advantages of education’. Problems in Using the New Statistical Account to Research Education: A Case Study of the Isle of SkyeReviews

Alistair Macdonald is Mackie Lecturer in History at the University of Aberdeen. Jim MacPherson is Programme Leader for MLitt British Studies, Postgraduate Research Co-Ordinator and Lecturer in History at The Centre for History, University of the Highlands and Islands.

• Articles‘Nor did ever fairies trip with such alacrity’: Peregrinations since Colmcille in his Historic FootstepsJohnny RodgerEurope, the British Empire and the Madeira Trade: Catholicism, Commerce and the Gordon of Letterfourie Network c.1730–c.1800Alistair MutchThe Orkney Islands and the European Economic Community in the 1970sMike MacDonaldFear in Fearn: Place and Imagination in Michel Faber’s Ross-shire FictionKristin Lindfield-OttResearch NoteElizabeth Ritchie – ‘Alive to the advantages of education’. Problems in Using the New Statistical Account to Research Education: A Case Study of the Isle of SkyeReviews