This index has been compiled as a method to navigate our annual newsletters. Using the Find function in your internet browser (usually CTRL + F), you can search for specific names, subjects or topics. The index is divided into articles, obituaries and reviews, reflecting the content of each newsletter beyond member news and conference reports.
Articles:
| Year | Author | Article | Key topics |
| 2005 | Alker, Sharon | “Cross-Border Friendship: Robert Bage’s Britain,” no.19, 9-12. | Social History, Anglo-Scottish relations, Robert Bage |
| 1989 | Amoh, Yasuo (ed.) | “Of the Separation of Departments, Professions and Tasks resulting from the Progress of Arts in Society,” by Adam Ferguson, no.3, 11-14. | Social History, Enlightenment, Adam Ferguson |
| 2021 | Amrozowicz, Michael C. | “’All tread upon the kibes of one another’: Urban Social Organization in John Millar and Tobias Smollett”, no.35, 12-15. | John Miller, Tobias Smollett, urban studies, society |
| 2002 | Andrews, Corey | “The Literary Club as Imagined National Community: Allan Ramsay and the Easy Club (1712-1715),” no.16, 8-12. | Social History, Societies, Allan Ramsay, |
| 1996 | Black, Fiona A. | “A Scottish Element in Canadian Print Culture: Some Preliminary Questions on Definition and Evidence,” no.10, 11-14. | Social History, Migration, Canada, Print Culture |
| 1999 | Bork, Kennard B. | “Notes on the James Hutton Bicentennial,” no.13, 13-14. | Enlightenment, Geology, James Hutton |
| 2015 | Bow, Charles Bradford | “Moral Education at the End of the Scottish Enlightenment”, no.29, 6-10. | Social History, Enlightenment, Education, Morality |
| 2007 | Brown, Rhona Carruthers, Gerard |
“Robert Fergusson and The Gentleman and Lady’s Weekly Magazine,” no.21, 10-13. | Social History, Print Culture, Robert Fergusson, Periodicals |
| 2011 | Carr, Rosalind | “Masculinity and Space in Enlightenment Scotland,” no.25, 7-10. | Social History, Enlightenment, Gender, Masculinity |
| 2010 | Caudle, James J. | “Dr. John Boswell’s Punch Bowl (c.1766): An Authentically “Boswellian” Toast,” no.24, 12. | Social History, Material Culture, James Boswell. |
| 2000 | Davis, Leith | “Simon Fraser Centre Kicks Off,” no.14, 8-9. | Atlantic History, Identity, Culture, Canada |
| 1987 | Degategno, Paul J. | “The Scottish Enlightenment: A Bibliography of Doctoral Dissertations, 1965-1986,’ no.1, 11-17. | Enlightenment, Theses |
| 1988 | Degategno, Paul J. | “The Scottish Enlightenment: A Supplementary Bibliography of Doctoral Dissertations, 1965-1987,” no.2, 13-14. | Enlightenment, Theses |
| 2009 | De Lucia, JoEllen | “Bluestocking Salons and the Bower of Malvina,” no.23, 10-13. | Social History, Material Culture, Gender, Feminism |
| 2012 | Desmerest, Clarisse Godard | “Artistic Expression, cultural Heritage, and Scottish Estates: The Example of Hopetoun House,” no.26, 13-15. | Social History, Material Culture, Architecture |
| 2009 | Dixon, John | “Cadwallader Colden and the Scottish Enlightenment in Transatlantic Context,” no.23, 7-10. | Atlantic History, Enlightenment, Cadwallader Colden |
| 2017 | Dziennik, Matthew | “The 84th Regiment of Foot (Royal Highland Emigrants): Immigration and Foreignness during the American Revolution”, no.31, 6-9. | Military History, Atlantic History, America |
| 1991 | Fagg, Jane Bush Amoh Yasuo (eds.) |
“Adam Ferguson’s Rules of War,” no.5, 10-13. | Atlantic History, Military History, Enlightenment, Adam Ferguson |
| 1992 | Faure, Michel | “John Millar and the Enlightenment: Toward the Construction of Diderot’s ‘Science de l’homme public’,” no.6, 8-11. | Enlightenment, John Millar |
| 2008 | Fleβenkämper, Iris | “The Select Society of Edinburgh, 1754-1764: Social Structure and Communicative Practice,” no.22, 8-12. | Social History, Edinburgh, Societies |
| 1998 | Gaskill, Howard | “On the Continuing Sorrows of ‘Ossian’ Macpherson’,” no.2, 15-17. | Literature, Ossian, James Macpherson |
| 2018 | Guerrini, Anita | “William Hunter’s Bones”, no.32, 6-9. | Medicine, Science, William Hunter |
| 2020 | Hansen, Moira | “Exploring the Mental Health of Robert Burns”, no.34, 5-7. | Medicine, Robert Burns, Mental Health |
| 1994 | Hatch, Gary Layne | “Adam Smith’s Accusations of Plagiarism Against Hugh Blair,” no.8, 7-10. | Academic History, Enlightenment, Adam Smith, Hugh Blair |
| 2001 | Hill, Lisa | “The Puzzle of Adam Ferguson’s Political Conservatism,” no.15, 12-16. | Enlightenment, Adam Ferguson, Politics |
| 1992 | Irvine, James R. | “Lord Monboddo on Rhetoric: An Unpublished Letter,” no.6, 11-13. | Rhetoric, Monboddo |
| 2011 | Janes, Derek | “The Smuggler and His Palace: John Nisbet of Gunsgreen House,” no.25, 10-12. | Social History, Material Culture, Architecture, John Nisbet |
| 2022 | Kelly, Jamie | “The SSPCK and Education in Lochaber after the Union: Towards a New Interpretation”, no.36, 5-8. | Education, highland and Gaelic culture, SSPCK |
| 1991 | Kinghorn, A.M. | “Allan Ramsay’s Early Critics,” no.5, 8-9. | Literature, Enlightenment, Allan Ramsay |
| 1991 | Leslie, Deborah J. | ‘Because It’s Time’: Electronic Networks and the Academy,” no.5, 7-8. | Research, Technology |
| 1997 | Lewis, A.R. | “James Craig (1744-1795) and the Moderates,” no.11, 11-13. | Architecture, Religion, Enlightenment, James Craig |
| 1997 | Lewis, A.R. | “James Craig (1744-1795) and the Moderates,” no.11, 11-13. | Architecture, Religion, Enlightenment, James Craig |
| 2023 | Loughlin, Felicity | “The Scottish Enlightenment Confronts the Gods: Robert Millar’s Global History of Religions (1723)”, no.37, 5-8. | Enlightenment, religion and religious philosophy, intellectual history |
| 1994 | McCue, Kirsteen | ‘George Thomson (1757-1851): A Reappraisal,” no.8, 11-14. | Music, Poetry, Publishing, George Thomson |
| 1995 | McGuirk, Carol | ‘George Thomson and Robert Burns: With Friends Like These … , “no.9, 16-20. | Music, Poetry, Publishing, George Thomson, Robert Burns |
| 1997 | McIntosh, Carey | “Style as a Key to the Scottish Enlightenment,” no.11, 8-10. | Social History, Material Culture, Enlightenment |
| 2016 | Meer, Zubin | “Blindness and Insight in a Letter (1800) by Rev. Charles Findlater on Adam Ferguson’s Essay on the History of Civil Society”, no.30, 6-10. | Enlightenment, Adam Ferguson, Civil Society, Charles Findlater |
| 2013 | Menon, Minakshi | “Scotland in India: Dr. William Roxburgh and the Making of the East India Company-State, c. 1790”, no.13, 6-9. | British Empire, India, William Roxburgh, East India Company |
| 2003 | Mijers, Esther | “Thomas Johnson, Charles Mackie, and the Scotto-Dutch Book Trade,” no.17, 7-10. | Social History, Material Culture, Thomas Johnson, Charles Mackie, Book Trade |
| 2006 | Moore, James Silverthorne, Michael |
“Hutcheson’s LL.D.,” no.20, 10-12. | Academic History, Enlightenment, Franics Hutcheson |
| 1993 | Moore, James Stewart, M.A. |
“A Scots-Irish Bookseller in Holland: William Smith of Amsterdam (1698-1741),” no.7, 8-11. | Social History, Biography, Material Culture, William Smith |
| 2012 | Orr, Jennifer | “Samuel Thomson and the Continuity of Scottish Enlightenment Culture in the North of Ireland, 1790-1816,” no.26, 8-12. | Social History, Enlightenment, Ireland, Samuel Thomson |
| 1993 | Oz-Salzberger, Fania | “From Male Citizen to Neuter Mensch: The Emasculation of Adam Ferguson’s Civic Discourse by the German Enlightenment,” no.7, 5-8. | Gender, Adam Ferguson, Germany |
| 1990 | Pflug, Deborah Jackson | “Scholar’s Guide to Searching Eighteenth-Century Scotland,’ no.4, 7-9. | Research, Archives, Scotland |
| 2021 | Petroff, Florence | “The Scots’ Response to the American Revolution: A North British Vision of Empire, Constitution, and Representation”, no.35, 9-12. | Politics, Scotland and America |
| 2019 | Pupo, Spartaco | “Lost (and Found) in Italian Translation: David Hume as a Political Thinker and Statesman”, no.33, 6-9. | Academic History, Italy, David Hume |
| 1995 | Rashid, Salim | “Thomas Munro and the Malthusian Attack on Communist Utopia,” no.9, 12-15. | Thomas Munro, India, Population |
| 1998 | Robinson, Roger | “Nature’s Kindly Plan: A New Look at James Beattie and His Poetry,” no.12, 7-11. | Literature, Poetry, James Beattie |
| 2006 | Ross, Ian Simpson | “‘Two Essays on Self Deceit & Good Humour,’ 1738: An Unpublished Text by Henry Home, Lord Kames,” no.20, 12-14. | Textual editing, Enlightenment, Kames |
| 2002 | Ross, Ian Simpson | “Hiroshi Mizuta: A Tribute to the Man and His Work,” no.16, 12-15. | Hiroshi Mizuta, Tribute |
| 2008 | Schweizer, Karl W. | “The Defense of Edinburgh during the ’45: A Diary Account by Colin Maclaurin,” no.22, 12-16. | Military History, Jacobite, Edinburgh, |
| 2000 | Sebastiani, Silvia | “Progress, National Characters, and Race in the Scottish Enlightenment,” no.14, 11-15. | Identity, Enlightenment, Race |
| 1990 | Sher, Richard B. | “Edinburgh History Magazine: ‘A Labour of Love’,” no.4, 6-7. | Social History, Material Culture, Edinburgh, Periodicals |
| 2000 | Sher, Richard B. | “Two New Tools for Scottish Genealogical Research,” no.14, 15-16. | Research, Advice, Scotland |
| 2005 | Shields, Juliet | “Writing Home: Scottish Women Travelers at the Margins of Empire,” no.19, 12-16. | Social History, migration, gender |
| 2003 | Simpson, Kenneth | “Honoring G. Ross Roy,” no.17, 10-11. | Tribute, G. Ross, Roy |
| 1999 | Sorenson, Janet | “Smollett and the Scottish Language of British Cultural Identity,” no.13, 8-12. | Identity, Tobias Smollet, Britain |
| 2001 | Ford, Stanley J. | “The Glasite-Sandemanian Movement in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World,” no.15, 8-11. | Atlantic History, Religion, John Glas, Robert Sandeman |
| 1995 | Suderman, Jeffrey M. | “The Context of George Campbell’s The Philosophy of Rhetoric: A New Perspective,” no.9, 9-11. | Academic History, Philosophy, George Campbell |
| 1996 | Szechi, Daniel | “Reflections on Historical Determinism, or, What if the Jacobites Had Won at Culloden?,” no.10, 9-11. | Military History, Jacobite, |
| 2006 | Tonks, Paul | “In Leviathan’s Defense: Adam Anderson, John Campbell, and the Case for Centralized, Commercial Empire in the Eighteenth Century,” no.20, 16-20. | British Empire, Trade, Adam Anderson, John Campbell |
| 1994 | Van Holtoon, F.L. | “David Hume: An Approach to an Interpretation of His Work,” no.8, 15. | Academic History, David Hume |
| 2004 | Wallace, Mark C. | “Late Eighteenth-Century Scottish Freemasonry: “Illumatism,” Radicalism, and the Threat of Revolution,” no.18, 6-10. | Social history, Society, Freemasonry, Radicalism |
| 2014 | Will, R.J.W. | “Some Unpublished Correspondence of James Beattie, 1759-1769, including a Passage on Hume and Rousseau”, no.28, 6-10. | Textual Editing, Enlightenment, James Beattie |
Obituaries/In Memoriam:
| Year | Vol, page | Obituary written by | |
| Ashmead, John | 1992 | 6: 6-7 | John Davison |
| Boucé, Paul-Gabriel | 2005 | 19: 35-36 | Pierre Morère |
| Brack, O.M. Jnr | 2013 | 27: 12 | Richard B. Sher |
| Crawford, Thomas | 2015 | 29: 10 | Andrew Hook |
| Danziger, Marlisa, K | 2018 | 32: 10 | Gordon Turnbull |
| Dauches, David | 2006 | 20: 39-41 | Michael Lister |
| Fagg, Jane Bush | 2011 | 25: 5 | Richard B. Sher |
| Fulton, Henry L. | 2022 | 36: 46-47 | Sandra McCallum |
| Hamowy, Ronald | 2014 | 28: 10 | Richard B. Sher |
| Hont, Istvan | 2013 | 27: 11 | John Robertson |
| Kafker, Frank | 2020 | 34: 3 | Jeff Loveland |
| Leneman, Leah | 2000 | 14: 10 | Rosalind Mitchison |
| Lustig, Irma | 2020 | 34: 3 | Gordon Turnbull |
| Mack, Douglas | 2010 | 24: 5 | Unattributed |
| MacLeod, Iseabail | 2018 | 32: 10-11 | Bruce P. Lenman |
| Manning, Susan | 2013 | 27: 9-10 | Andrew Hook |
| Maxwell, Richard | 2011 | 25: 5 | Richard B. Sher |
| Merolle, Vicenzo | 2021 | 35: 7 | Eugene Heath |
| Mizuta, Hiroshi | 2023 | 37: 44 | Tatsuya Sakamoto |
| Morgan, Edward | 2011 | 25: 5 | Andrew Hook |
| Mossner, Earnest | 1988 | 25: 5 | Ian S. Ross |
| Murison, Barbara | 2022 | 36: 47 | Richard B. Sher |
| Murrin, John | 2020 | 2: 6-7 | Ned Landsman |
| Norton, David | 2015 | 34: 3-4 | Richard B. Sher |
| Peterson, Charles E. | 2005 | 19: 36 | Richard B. Sher |
| Phillipson, Nicholas | 2018 | 32: 9-10 | Thomas Ahnert |
| Pittock, Joan H. | 2013 | 27: 12 | Jennifer Carter |
| Robinson Roger | 2004 | 18: 10 | Nigel Aston |
| Roy, G. Ross | 2013 | 27: 10-11 | Patrick Scott |
| Simpson, John | 2006 | 20: 41 | Alexander J. Murdoch |
| Simpson, Kenneth | 2014 | 28: 10 | Ralph McLean and Ronnie Young |
| Skinner, Andrew | 2012 | 26: 6 | Richard B. Sher |
| Stewart, Michael Alexander | 2022 | 36: 45-46 | Knud Haakonssen |
| Strawthron, John | 1998 | 12: 6 | Thomas Crawford |
| Swearingen, Jan C. | 2018 | 32: 11 | Richard B. Sher |
| Thomson, Derick S. | 2013 | 27: 12 | Richard B. Sher |
| Weinbrot, Howard D. | 2021 | 35: 7-8 | Richard B. Sher |
| Withrington, Donald J. | 2004 | 18: 10 | Jennifer Carter |
Reviews:
Adams, Ian and Somerville, Meredyth, Cargoes of Despair and Hope: Scottish Emigration to North America,1603-1803 (1993) and Dobson, David, Scottish Emigration to Colonial America, 1607-1785 (1994), reviewed by Carolyn Peters, no.8, 22-23.
Ahnert, Thomas and Manning, Susan, Character, Self, and Sociability in the Scottish Enlightenment, (2011), reviewed by Nigel Leask, no.26, 20-21.
Ahnert, Thomas, The Moral Culture of the Scottish Enlightenment 1690-1805 (2014), reviewed by Gordon Graham, no.29, 27.
Aitchison, Peter and Cassell, Andrew, The Lowland Clearances: Scotland’s Silent Revolution, 1760-1830 (2012), reviewed by Brian Bonnyman, no.28, 13-14.
Alcouffe, Alain and Massot-Bordenave, Philippe, Adam Smith a Toulouse et en Occitanie (2018), reviewed by Deidre Dawson, no.33, 34-35.
Alker, Sharon and Nelson, Holly Faith, James Hogg and the Literary Marketplace: Scottish Romanticism and the Working-Class Author, (2009), reviewed by Jeff Strabone, no.24, 37-38.
Alker, Sharon, Leith Davis, and Holly Faith Nelson, eds., Robert Burns and Transatlantic Culture (2012) reviewed by Ken Simpson, no.27, 22-23.
Allan, David, Scotland in the Eighteenth Century: Union and Enlightenment (2002); Broadie, Alexander, The Scottish Enlightenment: The Historical Age of the Historical Nation (2001), reviewed by Richard B. Sher, no.16, 47-48.
Allan, David, Virtue, Learning and the Scottish Enlightenment: Ideas of Scholarship in Early Modern History (1993), reviewed by Roger L. Emerson, no.8, 16-17.
Alston, David, Slaves and Highlanders: Silenced Histories of Scotland and the Caribbean (2021), reviewed by Stephen Mullen, no.36, 29-30.
Anderson, Robert G. W. and Jones, Jean, eds., The Correspondence of Joseph Black. 2 vols (2012), reviewed by Paul Wood, no.27, 40-41.
Anderson, Robert G. W., ed., Cradle of Chemistry: The Early Years of Chemistry at the University of Edinburgh (2015), reviewed by Paul Wood, no.30, 24-25.
Anderson, Robert, Freeman, Mark and Paterson, Lindsay, eds., The Edinburgh History of Education in Scotland (2015), reviewed by Sandra McCallum, no.31, 34-35.
Anderson, Wendy, ed., Language in Scotland: Corpus-based Studies. Scottish Cultural Review of Language and Literature, volume 19. Rodopi: Amsterdam and New York (2013); Kirk, John M. and Macleod, Iseabail, eds., Scots: Studies in its Literature and Language. Scottish Cultural Review of Language and Literature, volume 21. Rodopi: Amsterdam and New York (2013), reviewed by Susan Rennie, no.28, 32-33.
Andrews, Corey E., The Genius of Scotland: The Cultural Production of Robert Bums, 1785-1834 (2015), reviewed by H. L. Fulton, no.30, 31-32.
Andrews, Corey, Literary Nationalism in Eighteenth-Century Scottish Club Poetry (2004), reviewed by Paul Henderson Scott, 25-26.
Andrews, Malcolm, The Search for the Picturesque: Landscape Aesthetics and Tourism in Britain, 1760-1800 (1989), reviewed by Leah Leneman, no.5, 29.
Arbo, Matthew, Political Vanity: Adam Ferguson on the moral Tensions of Early Capitalism (2014), reviewed by Jack Hill, no.29, 28.
Armitage, David, The Ideological Origins of the British Empire (2000), reviewed by Bruce P. Lenman, no.15, 23.
Ashmead, John and Davidson, John, The Songs of Robert Burns (1988), reviewed by Donald A. Low, no.4, 20-21.
Baier, Annette C., A Progress of Sentiments: Reflections on Hume’s Treatise (1991), reviewed by Mark H. Waymack, no.6, 18-19.
Bär, Gerald and Gaskill, Howard, eds., Ossian and National Epic. Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, (2012). reviewed by Fiona Stafford, no.27, 25-26.
Bär, Gerald and Gaskill, Howard (eds), Orality, Ossian and Translation (2020), reviewed by Nigel Leask, no.35, 32-33.
Barclay, Katie and Simonton, Deborah, eds., Women in Eighteenth-Century Scotland: Intimate, Intellectual and Public lives (2013); Carr, Rosalind, Gender and Enlightenment Culture in Eighteenth-Century Scotland (2014), reviewed by Mary Catherine Moran, no.28, 34-35.
Barclay, Katie, Love, Intimacy and Power: Marriage and Patriarchy in Scotland, 1650-1850, (2011), Reviewed by Kathy Callahan, no.27, 29-30.
Baston, Karen, Charles Areskine’s library: Lawyers and Their Books at the Dawn of the Scottish Enlightenment. Library of the Written Word, No.48. (2016), reviewed by Nicholas B. Miller, no.32, 31-32.
Beattie, James, Collected Works, ed. Roger Robinson (1996), reviewed by Susan Manning, no.11, 16-17.
Beauchamp, T. L., Norton, D. F., and Stewart M. A., eds., HUMETEXT 1.0 (1990), reviewed by Richard B. Sher, no.4, 25-26.
Becker, Marvin B., The Emergence of Civil Society in the Eighteenth Century: A Privileged Moment in the History of England (1994), reviewed by Knud Haakonssen, no.9, 23-24.
Bell, D., Edinburgh Old Town: The Forgotten Nature of an Urban Form, (2008), reviewed by Anthony Lewis, no.23, 36-37.
Benchimol Alex, Intellectual Politics and Cultural Conflict in the Romantic Period: Scottish Whigs, English Radicals and the Making of the British Public Sphere, (2010), reviewed by Murray Pittock, no.25, 21-22.
Benchimol, Alex and McKeever, Gerard Lee, eds., Cultures of Improvement in Scottish Romanticism, 1707-1840 (2018), The Enlightenment World, reviewed by Paul Wood, no.33, 21-22.
Benchimol, Alex, Brown, Rhona, and Shuttleton, David, eds., Before Blackwood’s: Scottish Journalism in the Age of Enlightenment (2015), reviewed by Sandro Jung, Herzog August Bibliothek, no.31, 31-32.
Bentman, Raymond, Robert Burns (1987), reviewed by Carol McGuirk, 22-23.
Benz, August, die Moralphilosophie von Thomas Reid zwischen Tradition und Innovation (2000), reviewed by Willem Lemmens, no.15, 28-29.
Bernier, Marc Andre and Dawson Deidre, Les Letters sur la sympathie (1798) de Sophie de Grouchy: philosophie morale et reforme sociale. (2010), reviewed by Kathleen Hardesty Doig, no.26, 34-35.
Berry, Christopher J., Paganelli, Maria Pia, Smith, Craig, eds., The Oxford Handbook of Adam Smith (2013), reviewed by Tatsuya Sakamoto, no.29, 16-17.
Berry, Christopher J., Social Theory of the Scottish Enlightenment (1997), reviewed by Paul Wood, no.12, 14-15.
Berry, Christopher J., The Idea of Commercial Society in the Scottish Enlightenment (2013), reviewed by Michael C. Amrozowicz, no.28, 30-32.
Berry, Christopher, Essays on Hume, Smith and the Scottish Enlightenment (2018) Edinburgh Studies in Scottish Philosophy, reviewed by Hideo Tanaka, no.33, 29-30.
Black, Jeremy, An Illustrated History of Eighteenth-Century Britain, 1688-1793 (1996), reviewed by Murray G. H. Pittock, no.11, 21-22.
Black, Jeremy, Britain as a Military Power, 1688-1815 (1999), reviewed by Murray G.H. Pittock, no.13, 25-26.
Black, Jeremy, Eighteenth-Century Europe (1999), reviewed by Murray G.H. Pittock, no.14, 34.
Blankenhorn, Virginia, Tradition, Transmission, Transformation: Essays on Scottish Gaelic Poetry and Song (2018), reviewed by Ellen L. Beard, no.35, 31.
Bond, W. H. and Amory, Hugh, eds., The Printed Catalogues of the Harvard College Library 1723-1790 (1996), reviewed by Richard B. Sher, no.11, 36.
Bonehill, John, Dulau Beveridge, Anne, and Leask, Nigel (eds), Old Ways, New Roads: Travels in Scotland 1720-1832 (2021), reviewed by Matthew Dziennik, no.36, 27-28.
Bonnell, Thomas F. Bonnell, The Most Disreputable Trade: Publishing the Classics of English Poetry 1765-1810. (2008), reviewed by David Hill Radcliffe, no.27, 15-16.
Bonnyman, Brian, The Third Duke of Buccleuch and Adam Smith: Estate Management and Improvement in Enlightenment Scotland. Scottish Historical Review Monograph 24 (2014), reviewed by Alexander Dick, no.29, 19-20.
Bono, Paola, Radicals and Reformers in Late Eighteenth-Century Scotland: An Annotated Checklist of Books, Pamphlets, and Documents Printed in Scotland 1775-1800 (1989), reviewed by Vincenzo Merolle, no.4, 26.
Boswell, David R., ed., My Very Dearest Sweet Heart, or, Boswell before Boswell: Letters of Lady Elizabeth Boswell (1704 to 1711, and 1733) (2003), reviewed by Mary Catherine Moran, no.19, 23-24.
Boswell, James and Johnson, William, The Correspondence of James Boswell and William Johnson Temple 1756-95, Vol. 1: 1756-1777, ed. Thomas Crawford (1997), reviewed by John B. Radner, no.12, 21-22.
Boswell, James, An Account of Corsica, The Journal of a Tour to That Island, and Memoirs of Pascal Paoli (2006), ed. James T. Boulton and T. O. McLoughlin, reviewed by Marie-Jeanne Colombani, no.21, 38-39.
Boswell, James, James Boswell: The Journal of his German and Swiss Travels, 1764, reviewed by Cecil Patrick Courtney, no.25, 24-26.
Boswell, James, London Journal 1762-1763, (2010), reviewed by Kenneth Simpson, no.25, 22-24.
Bowie, Karin, Scottish Public Opinion and the Anglo-Scottish Union, 1699-1707 (2007), reviewed by Hisashi Kuboyama, no.22, 30-31.
Bowie, Karen, Public Opinion in Early Modern Scotland, c.1560-1707 (2020), reviewed by Gillian Sarah Macdonald, no.36, 21-22.
Box, M. A. The Suasive Art of David Hume (1990), reviewed by Thomas R. Preston, no.5, 23-24.
Brack, O. M. Jr., Tobias Smollett, Scotland’s First Novelist: New Essays in Memory of Paul-Gabriel Boucé (2007); Gibson, William L., Art and Money in the Writings of Tobias Smollett (2007), reviewed by Ken Simpson, no.22, 35-36.
Breslaw, Elaine G., Dr. Alexander Hamilton and Provincial America: Expanding the Orbit of Scottish Culture, (2008), reviewed by Amanda Epperson, no.23, 27-28.
Broadhead, Alex, The Language of Robert Burns: Style, Ideology, and Identity (2013); McGuirk, Carol, Reading Robert. Burns: Texts, Contexts, Transformations (2014), reviewed by Corey E. Andrews, no.29, 33-35.
Broadie, Alexander and Smith, Craig, eds., The Cambridge Companion to the Scottish Enlightenment. Second edition (2019), reviewed by Brad Bow, no.34, 27-28.
Broadie, Alexander, A History of Scottish Philosophy, (2009), reviewed by Craig Smith, no.25, 38-39.
Broadie, Alexander, Agreeable Connexions: Scottish Enlightenment links with France (2012), reviewed by Siobhan Talbott, no.28, 25.
Broadie, Alexander, ed., The Cambridge Companion to the Scottish Enlightenment (2003), reviewed by Christopher J. Finlay, no.18, 11-12.
Broadie, Alexander, ed., Thomas Reid on Logic, Rhetoric and the Fine Arts: Papers on the Culture of the Mind (2004), reviewed by Peter Kivy, no.20, 24.
Brown, Callum, The Social History of Religion in Scotland since 1730 (1987), reviewed by Ned Landsman, no.2, 25.
Brown, Iain G., ed., Abbotsford and Sir Walter Scott: The Image and the Influence (2003), reviewed by Stephen W. Brown, no.18, 35-36.
Brown, Iain Gordon and Cheape Hugh, Witness to Rebellion: John Maclean’s Journal of the ‘Forty-Five and the Penicuik Drawings (1996) and Simpson, Peter, The Independent Highland Companies, 1603-1760 (1996), reviewed by Locker Madden, no.11, 23-24.
Brown, Iain Gordon, Rax Me That Buik, Highlights from the Collections of the National Library of Scotland, (2010), reviewed by Richard B. Sher, no.25, 44.
Brown, Iain, ed., Literary Tourism, The Trossachs and Walter Scott. Glasgow: Association for Scottish Literary Studies, (2012), Occasional Papers series, No.16, reviewed by Katherine Haldane Grenier, no.27, 28-29.
Brown, Iain Gordon, Frolics in the Face of Europe: Sir Walter Scott, Continental Travel and the Tradition of the Grand Tour (2020), reviewed by Pam Perkins, no.36, 44-45.
Brown, Iain Gordon, Auld Greekie: Edinburgh as the Athens of the North, reviewed by Craig Lamont, no.37, 36-37.
Brown, Leslie Ellen, Artful Virtue: The Interplay of the Beautiful and the Good in the Scottish Enlightenment (2015), reviewed by Peter Kivy, no.30, 25-26.
Brown, Michael, Francis Hutcheson in Dublin, 1719-1730: The Crucible of his Thought (2002), reviewed by M. A. Stewart, no.18, 17-19.
Brown, Rhona, Robert Fergusson and the Scottish Periodical Press (2012) reviewed by Stephen W. Brown, no.27, 21-22.
Brown, Stephen W. and McDougall Warren, eds., The Edinburgh History of the Book in Scotland, Volume 2: Enlightenment and Expansion 1707-1800 (2012), reviewed by James J. Caudle, no.27, 16-18.
Brown, Stewart J., ed., William Robertson and the Expansion of Empire (1997), reviewed by Jeremy Black, no.11, 30-31.
Brown, Vivienne and Fleischacker Samuel, The Philosophy of Adam Smith: Essay Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of The Theory of Moral Sentiments, (2010), reviewed by Jack Russell Weinstein, no.25, 40-41.
Brown, Vivienne, ed., The Adam Smith Review (2004), reviewed by Eugene Heath, 20-21.
Brown, Yvonne Galloway and Ferguson, Rona, eds. Twisted Sisters: Women, Crime and Deviance in Scotland since 1400 (2002), reviewed by Leigh Eicke, no.17, 24.
Brühlmeier, Daniel, Holzhey, Helmut, and Mudroch, Vilem, eds. Schottische Aujkliirung: “A Hotbed of Genius” (1996) and Smith, Adam, Vorlesungen ~ber Rechts- und Staatswissenschaften, translated, introduced, and edited by Daniel Brühlmeier (1996), reviewed by John Christian Laursen, no.12, 27-28.
Bruneau, Olivier, Colin Maclaurin: L’Obstination mathematicienne d’un Newtonien, (2011), reviewed by Jeff Loveland, no.26, 33-34.
Bucchi, Sergio, James Mill filosofo radicale. Analisi della mente e scienza politica nell’Inghilterrra del primo Ottocento (2001), reviewed by Emanuele Levi Mortera, no.16, 37.
Buchan, James, Crowded With Genius: The Scottish Enlightenment: Edinburgh’s Moment of the Mind (2003), reviewed by Andrew Hook, no.18, 12-13.
Buchan, James, The Authentic Adam Smith: His Life and Ideas (2006); Gavin Kennedy, Adam Smith’s Lost Legacy (2005), reviewed by Ryan Patrick Hanley, no.21, 28-30.
Budd, Adam, John Armstrong’s The Art of Preserving Health: Eighteenth-Century Sensibility in Practice, (2011), reviewed by David E. Shuttleton, no.26, 24-25.
Budd, Adam, Circulating Enlightenment: The Career and Correspondence of Andrew Millar, 1725-1768 (2020), reviewed by Christine Ferdinand, no.35, 50-52.
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Sher, Richard B. (ed), The Correspondence of James Boswell and Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo (2022), reviewed by A.W. Lee, no.37, 37-39.
Shields, Juliet, Sentimental Literature and Anglo- Scottish Identity, 1745-1820, (2010), reviewed by Andrew Hook, no.25, 25-26.
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Simpson, Kenneth, ed., Love and Liberty: Robert Burns: A Bicentenary Celebration (1997), reviewed by Hamish Whyte, no.11, 15-16.
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Skelton, Douglas, Indian Peter: The Extraordinary Life and Adventures of Peter Williamson (2004/5); Bickham, Troy, Savages within the Empire: Representations of American Indians in Eighteenth-Century Britain (2005), reviewed by Edward G. Gray, no.21.
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Review Essays (books, films, software, and exhibits):
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Desmarest, Clarisse Godard, “Scotland: Nation, Enlightenment, and Empire”, No.34 (2020), 22-24.
Desmarest, Clarisse Godard, “The Making of the Athens of the North: A Review of Recent Exhibitions in Edinburgh”, No.32 (2018), 35-36.
Garrett, Aaron, “Concluding the Reid Edition”, no.36 (2022), 15-17.
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Heath, Eugene, “Practical Ethics and Self-Love in the Eighteenth-Century Moral Philosophy”, no.35 (2021), 25-28.
Hill, Mike, “The Virtues of Commerce, or the Tenderhearted Idler?”: Rousseau and Smith in Exchange”, No.34 (2020), 13-16.
Hisky, Lore, “Sir Henry Raeburn: Portraitist to Scotland’s Golden Age. A Review of the Raeburn Exhibit and its Catalogue,” no.12 (1998), 12-13.
Hook, Andrew, “Braveheart, Rob Roy, and Sir Walter Scott,” no.10 (1996), 14-15.
Kristmannsson, Gauti, “The Trial Continues: Ossian in the Court of Literary Appeal,” no.23 (2010)
Lynch, Jack, “And We Ashamed of Him”, No.27 (2013), pp. 13-15.
Lynch, Jack, “The Foulest of Foul Papers”, no.35 (2021), 16-18.
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Robertson, John, “M.A. Stewart, David Hume, and the Scottish Enlightenment”, no.37 (2023), 12-16.
Ross, Ian Simpson, “Two Centuries (and More) of Adam Smith,” no.17 (2003) 13-16.
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Sher, Richard B., “Bibliography of Scotland Launched,” no.11 (1997), 5.
Waldmann, Felix, “Hume’s Essays”, no.37 (2023), 16-19.
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Wright, John P., “Recent Books on Scottish Common-Sense Philosophy”, No.33 (2019), 10-12.
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