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- Ch. 1: Scotland and the Romans
- Ch. 2: Christianity: The Rival Kingdoms
- Ch. 3: Early Wars of Races
- Ch. 4: Malcolm Canmore: Norman Conquest
- Ch. 5: David I and His Times
- Ch. 6: Malcolm the Maiden
- Ch. 7: Encroachments of Edward I: Wallace
- Ch. 8: Bruce and the War of Independence
- Ch. 9: Decadence and Disasters: Reign of David II
- Ch. 10: Early Stewart Kings
- Ch. 11: James I
- Ch. 12: James II
- Ch. 13: James III
- Ch. 14: James IV
- Ch. 15: James V and the Reformation
- Ch. 16: The Minority of Mary Stuart
- Ch. 17: Regency of Arran
- Ch. 18: Regency of Mary of Guise
- Ch. 19: The Great Pillage
- Ch. 20: Mary in Scotland
- Ch. 21: Minority of James VI
- Ch. 22: Reign of James VI
- Ch. 23: The Gowrie Conspiracy
- Ch. 24: Charles I
- Ch. 25: Conquered Scotland
- Ch. 26: The Restoration
- Ch. 27: William and Mary
- Ch. 28: Darien
- Ch. 29: Preliminaries to the Union
- Ch. 30: George I
- Ch. 31: The Argathelians and the Squadrone
- Ch. 32: The First Secession
- Ch. 33: The Last Jacobite Rising
- Conclusion
- Footnotes
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