STEEL BONNETS Episode 4
by John Sadler One of the most notable historians of Anglo-Scottish Border conflicts, John Sadler
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STEEL BONNETS Episode 3
by John Sadler One of the most notable historians of Anglo-Scottish Border conflicts, John Sadler
STEEL BONNETS Episode 2
By the middle of the 16 th Century life in the south of England was becoming relatively safe and prosperous the Borders were fastened in the bitter grip of strife.
STEEL BONNETS Episode 1
by John Sadler One of the most notable historians of Anglo-Scottish Border conflicts, John Sadler
Death March from Dunbar
by John Sadler One of the most notable historians of Anglo-Scottish Border conflicts, John Sadler
First in the Attack
John Sadler BA (Hons), M.Phil, FRHistS, FSA (Scotland.) One of the most notable historians of
Malcolm Ferris-Lay FRSA FSA Scot Author of: “The Sgian Dubh”
When I first I first thought about writing a book my initial idea was to
What is it about Scotland that stirs the heart and imagination?
Throughout centuries the history, stories abound, regaled of and told by the bards and poets,
Gunnister Man
North Mainland
Shetland
On 12th May 1951, James Bigland and James Johnson were cutting peats near Gunnister, in
Coat of Arms
Heraldy
“One of the first things people say when they see my work is, “Beautiful, what
Clan Macpherson Museum, Newtonmore
The Clan Macpherson Museum first opened its doors in 1952 to house treasures already in
