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Watt informs H&S that Crockett consents to H&S retitling his new Galloway book "RAIDERLAND". Also confirms Crockett's acceptance of H&S's proposal to…

APW to H&S

Brief business letter referring to H&S letter of 17 September 1901. Watt requests return of the agency's copy of the formal agreement between H&S and…

Approach To The Murder Hole

Illustration from Raiderland (1904). Photographer: Pennell.

Anwoth Church

Illustration from Raiderland (1904). Photographer: Pennell.

Andrew Lang

Dates: 31 March 1844 – 20 July 1912
Occupation: Poet, critic, folklorist, historian
Nationality: Scottish
Born Selkirk, eldest son of the town…

A.P.Watt

Dates: 1838 – 3 November 1914.
Occupation: Literary agent
Nationality: Scottish
Born in Glasgow, the son of a Free Church minister. Moved to…

A Stickit Minister

Essay explaining the historical and ecclesiastical origins of the term "stickit minister," prompted by Crockett's use of the title, with an extended…

"The Raiders": In Crockett Country

Feature article by H. Drummond Gauld, F.S.A. Scot., tracing actual Galloway locations identified with scenes and characters in The Raiders. Discusses…

"Home" [miscellaneous column]

Miscellaneous column item noting that S.R. Crockett, "the popular Covenanter for the South-field district," stood as the Liberal Unionist candidate…