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- Collection: MAGAZINE REPOSITORY
When will the ‘record’ at St Andrews become impregnable? The Kirkcaldys who had tied for it at 73, seemed to have set their successors a hard task.…
Letter from William Wallace (Glasgow, 12 November 1894) responding to Crockett's letter of 10 November. Wallace firmly denies having accused Crockett…
Review of three novels by S.R. Crockett (T. Fisher Unwin, 1894): The Raiders, Mad Sir Uchtred of the Hills, and The Lilac Sunbonnet. Assesses The…
Article by S.R. Crockett published in the Contemporary Review, April 1895. A robust defence of Scottish humour and its literary tradition, arguing…
Letter from S.R. Crockett (Penicuik, 17 November 1894), his second and longest contribution to the exchange. Accepts Wallace's assurance and offers an…
Biographical and critical article on S.R. Crockett in the New Writers section of The Bookman, April 1894. Covers his Galloway origins, education at…
Extended critical article by J.H. Millar widely regarded as the text that established the 'Kailyard' label as a term of dismissal for Scottish…
Two letters in support of S.R. Crockett, published in the same issue as Crockett's second letter (MAG-011). First: Andrew Lang (St Andrews, 22…
Two letters published together. First: S.R. Crockett (Penicuik, 5 November 1894) responds to William Wallace's plagiarism charge, reprinting the…