If Michael Gove's mask slips, could he be demoted to branch manager?
‘DAN Walker hopes Michael Gove is ‘OK’ after car crash BBC Breakfast interview’ (thenational.scot, May 11). He need not worry as the…
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Joe Hill: The man in the song every Scottish trade unionist will have heard
ON Good Friday in Salt Lake City, Utah, I made a pilgrimage to a place of martyrdom. At the edge of a public park, a blue-haired Catholic anarchist…
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Classical Gains: How world languages enriched the Scottish cultural landscape
By Alan Riach Professor of Scottish Literature at Glasgow University Classical Gains: How world languages enriched the Scottish cultural landscape THE languages of Scottish Literature are normally understood to be Gaelic, Scots and English. But there’s a lot more to it than that, as Alan Riach and Alexander Broadie look beyond the immediate horizon to Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Muslim traditions … Alan Riach: Alexander, we were talking last week about Scotland’s Latin writers but behind or alongside them there...
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Deep questions raised about the Union, the monarchy, and royalty itself
By Alan Riach Professor of Scottish Literature at Glasgow University Essay King James VI of Scotland, before he became James I of the abruptly United Kingdom in 1603 A new anthology of Scottish Latin poems centred on the reign of King James VI of Scotland, before he became James I of the abruptly United Kingdom in 1603, raises deep questions about that union, the centrality of the monarch and what “royalty” means. Alan Riach addresses them. Corona Borealis: Scottish Neo-Latin Poets on King James VI and his R...
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