The Tobacco Period in Glasgow 1707-1775 by James Gourlay

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Papers of John Duncan Mackie 1887-1978, historian and Professor of Scottish History & Literature, University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1930-1957DC 032

VolumesDC 032/1

Manuscript notesDC 032/2

Files relating to work with specific groups and peopleDC 032/3

Files relating to radio broadcastsDC 032/4

Research notes, publications and broadcasts relating to Scottish history and other historyDC 032/5

Research notes, publications and broadcasts about Scottish historyDC 032/6

Typescript - radio broadcast book review by J D Mackie on histories of St Andrews and the ChurchDC 032/6/1

Typescript - radio broadcast book review by J D Mackie on romantic historiesDC 032/6/2

Typescript - ReviewsDC 032/6/3

Typescript - ReviewsDC 032/6/4

Typescripts of speeches made at the Incorporation of Tailors' dinner where Professor Mackie replied to the City of GlasgowDC 032/6/5

The Tobacco Period in Glasgow 1707-1775 by James GourlayDC 032/6/6

Provand's Lordship Society Quincentenary dinner where Professor Mackie replied to the AddressDC 032/6/7

Typescript on House of Tudor, Relations of the National Museum of Antiquities with the Society of Antiquities of Scotland, biography of James Douglas (1803-77) First Governor of CanadaDC 032/6/8

Typescripts - historical essays on regions of ScotlandDC 032/6/9

Manuscript notes on a work on Sir Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of SalisburyDC 032/6/10

Manuscript notes on Dunfermline for preface of Dunfermline Abbey by James Moir WebsterDC 032/6/11

Manuscript notes and transcripts of documents on Sir Edmund Ashfield, 17th centuryDC 032/6/12

Provand LordshipDC 032/6/13

Printed and typescript papers on the City of Glasgow in connection with a proposed publication of the city's history by Professor MackieDC 032/6/14

Typescript and manuscript papers on the Calendar of Scottish PapersDC 032/6/15

Manuscript notes on the Accounts of the Master of WorksDC 032/6/16

Typescript notes on the Saint Mungo IncidentDC 032/6/17

Typescript notes on Reformation and famous figures and BBC radio broadcast outlineDC 032/6/18

Typescript draft of James VI and relations with England and the ChurchDC 032/6/19

Typescript An Interest in the BordersDC 032/6/20

Manuscript draft of a novel (unspecified) by J D MackieDC 032/6/21

Draft of speeches given by Professor Mackie on various topicsDC 032/6/22

Typescript and manuscript material on the BBC television broadcast on the Scottish ReformationDC 032/6/23

John Knox Historical AssociationDC 032/6/24

Typescript Land Measurements, Proceedings of the Society of AntiquariesDC 032/6/25

The Origins of the Burgh in Scotland by George S PrudeDC 032/6/26

Typescript of work on the history of the Scottish Church and Parliament for Proceedings of the Society of AntiquariesDC 032/6/27

Typescript Structure of English Government in the 12th centuryDC 032/6/28

International Conference on Celtic Folklore, StornowayDC 032/6/29

Notebook on the Tabill of the Tempillands Contenit within this Buik Register of Charters of Templelands 1614-1632DC 032/6/30

Research notes and publications about medieval history, politics and records and monumentsDC 032/7

Personal and Professional PapersDC 032/8

Photographs, trips, professional correspondence and personal papersDC 032/9

Correspondence, research and ephemeraDC 032/10

Newspapers, presscuttings and publicationsDC 032/11

Photographs, personal papers, draft articles and notesDC 032/12

First World War ArticlesDC 032/16