Scottish Nationalist Leaflets, 1844-1973 - Volumes
Volumes
5 volumes in Scottish Nationalist Leaflets, 1844-1973
Pamphlets by Author, Making the Argument for Independence, 1847-1972
In combination, these papers commence with the stated claim that Scotland has been subjugated under England, resulting in it being poorly governed into decline. They then argue that Parliament is unlikely to change this situation as it is too congested with laws to get many passed for Scotland and has a flawed representative system which yields too much control to the Party Whip. They then conclude that Scottish Home Rule... Read more →
Official Publications of the Scottish National Party and Its Predecessor, 1928-1973
Commencing with pamphlets which explain who both the National Party of Scotland and the Scottish National Party are, these publications then offer a range of visions for what an independent Scotland might look like, from blue prints for specific areas of Scotland to Scottish infrastructure. Some content then describes issues facing Scotland in general and the Highlands in particular, before other items cover discussions upon how to address Scotland's problems... Read more →
Calls for an Independent Scotland, 1853-1973
With a strong emphasis on visions for Scotland which involve it ceasing to be a part of the union, these pamphlets cover a wide range of concerns; from the Act of Union itself to rebel songs, culture, the Common Market and devolution. Frustration with England is also a core theme. This is explored through pamphlets addressing the perceived denial of Scottish rights, calls for a Scottish Parliament and the financial... Read more →
Visions for the Future of Scotland, 1844-1973
Over the decades, many Scottish authors have explored the question of how an independent Scotland could actually be made to work. These pamphlets reveal the answers that many of them explored. An independent Scotland has been viewed as an opportunity for renewal, for the Scottish constitution and industry alike. These items commence with more general visions for what an independent Scotland would look like, before exploring the principles upon which... Read more →
