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Foreword; John M. MacKenzie
Introducing the New Coastal History: Cultural and Environmental Perspectives from Scotland and Beyond; David Worthington
The Urban Amphibious; Isaac Land
The Firth of Forth: What Drives Change; T.C. Smout
SECTION TWO
COASTS BEYOND SCOTLAND: TRANSCENDING LOCAL AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
Merchant Seamen, Sailortowns, and the Philanthropic Encounter in New York, 1843-1945; Johnathan Thayer
The Influence of Post-Glacial Rebound on the Island Community of Hailuoto in the Northern Baltic Sea; Outi Korhonen
Elvers and Salmon: Moral Ecologies and Conflict on the Nineteenth-Century Severn; Carl Griffin and Iain Robertson
SECTION THREE
COASTSCAPES OF THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS
Three Scottish Coastal Names: Earra-Ghàidheal, Satíriseið, and Skotlandsfirðir; Andrew Jennings
The Making of the Minch: French Pirates, British Herring, and Vernacular Knowledges at an Eighteenth-Century Maritime Crossroads; Domhnall Uilleam Stiùbhart
Charity and Philanthropy in a Coastal World: Scottish Fishing Communities and the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Royal Benevolent Society, 1839-48; Cathryn Pearce
The Importance of Coastal Geography: The Experience and Commemoration of the Two World Wars in Shetland; Linda Riddell
The Creation of Airline Services in the Northern and Western Isles of Scotland: Impact and Legacy; Andrew Rae
Thurso and the Pentland Firth as a Site of Sport; Matthew McDowell
SECTION FOUR
FIRTHS AND OTHER SCOTTISH COASTS
Scotland's Forgotten Frontier Littoral: The Solway Firth; Ted Cowan
Witch Belief in Scottish Coastal Communities; Lizanne Henderson
A Rock with a View: Re-examining a 1680s View of the Bass Island; Amy Todman
' ... Of Which a Contraband Trade Makes the Basis of their Profit': Tea Smuggling in the North Sea c.1750
1780; Derek Janes
'We Cannot See Them ... They Have Gone Out of Our Reach': Narratives of Change in the Fisheries of Scotland's Great Firths, c.1770-1890; Peter Jones.
Introducing the New Coastal History: Cultural and Environmental Perspectives from Scotland and Beyond; David Worthington
The Urban Amphibious; Isaac Land
The Firth of Forth: What Drives Change; T.C. Smout
SECTION TWO
COASTS BEYOND SCOTLAND: TRANSCENDING LOCAL AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
Merchant Seamen, Sailortowns, and the Philanthropic Encounter in New York, 1843-1945; Johnathan Thayer
The Influence of Post-Glacial Rebound on the Island Community of Hailuoto in the Northern Baltic Sea; Outi Korhonen
Elvers and Salmon: Moral Ecologies and Conflict on the Nineteenth-Century Severn; Carl Griffin and Iain Robertson
SECTION THREE
COASTSCAPES OF THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS
Three Scottish Coastal Names: Earra-Ghàidheal, Satíriseið, and Skotlandsfirðir; Andrew Jennings
The Making of the Minch: French Pirates, British Herring, and Vernacular Knowledges at an Eighteenth-Century Maritime Crossroads; Domhnall Uilleam Stiùbhart
Charity and Philanthropy in a Coastal World: Scottish Fishing Communities and the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Royal Benevolent Society, 1839-48; Cathryn Pearce
The Importance of Coastal Geography: The Experience and Commemoration of the Two World Wars in Shetland; Linda Riddell
The Creation of Airline Services in the Northern and Western Isles of Scotland: Impact and Legacy; Andrew Rae
Thurso and the Pentland Firth as a Site of Sport; Matthew McDowell
SECTION FOUR
FIRTHS AND OTHER SCOTTISH COASTS
Scotland's Forgotten Frontier Littoral: The Solway Firth; Ted Cowan
Witch Belief in Scottish Coastal Communities; Lizanne Henderson
A Rock with a View: Re-examining a 1680s View of the Bass Island; Amy Todman
' ... Of Which a Contraband Trade Makes the Basis of their Profit': Tea Smuggling in the North Sea c.1750
1780; Derek Janes
'We Cannot See Them ... They Have Gone Out of Our Reach': Narratives of Change in the Fisheries of Scotland's Great Firths, c.1770-1890; Peter Jones.