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What's New on Electric Scotland
A list of the most recent content added to the site in the past month
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Alexander Smith
Added links to a few of his books which you'll see at the top of the page.

Life of James Wodrow, A. M.
Professor of Divinity in the University of Glasgow from 1692 to 1707 written by his son, Robert Wodrow, A. M. (1828) (pdf)

Robert Wodrow
By The Rev. W. J. Couper, D.D. (pdf)

Robert Wodrow and his Critics
By the Rev. W. J. Couper, D.D. (pdf)

The Book of Common Order
Commonly called John Knox's Liturgy, translated into Gaelic anno domini 1567 By Mr. John Carswell, Bishop of the Isles, edited by Thomas M'Lauchlan, LL.D. (1873) (pdf)

Life of James Wodrow, A. M.
Professor of Divinity in the University of Glasgow from 1692 to 1707 written by his son, Robert Wodrow, A. M. (1828) (pdf)

Robert Wodrow
By The Rev. W. J. Couper, D.D.

The Correspondence of the Rev. Robert Wodrow
Minister of Eastwood, and Author of the History of the Sufferings of the Church of Scotland edited from Manuscripts in the library of the Faculty of Advocates, Edinburgh by The Rev. Thomas M'Crie in two volumes (1842)

Scots Cybersecurity Expert Clears up Global AI Confusion
In this super-fast Digital Age the single biggest source of confusion when it comes to seeking effective cybersecurity is believing a vulnerability scan of an organisation is as effective as a penetration test.

History of Scottish Regiments in the British Army
By Arch. K. Murray. Esq. (1862) (pdf)

Where Scottish Families Settled in Canada
Added a video on this topic.

Video of Poland in the town of Hel
Taken from the videos of Steve Marsh

The Depopulation System in the Highlands
Its extent, causes, and evil consequences with practical remedies by An Eye-Witness (1849) (pdf)

The Early Scottish Church
The Ecclesiastical History of Scotland from the First to the Twelfth Century by the Rev. Thomas M'Lauchlan, M.A.. F.S.A.S., Edinburgh (1865) (pdf)


Added our Weekly Newsletter for September 25th, 2026 which you can read as a pdf file

Alaskan Scottish Club
Got in their 2026 newsletters

Alfred Hagart's Household
By Alexander Smith in two volumes (1866)

Scotland Forever
A Gift-Book of the Scottish Regiments with a Preface by the Earl of Rosebery, KG

The History Of Warfare Scotland Forever
The Story Of The Scottish Soldier 12–16th Centuries,  a video.

The Uniforms & History of the Scottish Regiments
Britain - Canada - Australia - New Zealand - South Africa, 1625 to the Present Day By Major R. Money Barnes (1960) (pdf)

House of Watson
Got in their June 2026 newsletter. Also added a link to their new website houseofwatson.scot

Rethinking Scottish origins
Inaugural Lecture as Professor of Scottish History, 12 November 2013 By Dauvit Broun (pdf)

The New Testament
Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ by William Tyndale, The Martyr, the Original Edition, 1520, being the first Vernacular from the Greek with a Memoir of his life and writings (pdf)


Added our Weekly Newsletter for September 18th, 2026 which you can read as a pdf file

King Charles Chooses Scotland to Issue Warning to Largest Company on Planet of AI Dangers
Nvidia, with a stock market valuation of $5.5 trillion (£4.1tn), has received a face-to-face warning from King Charles during a summit he organised at Dumfries House about the "existential dangers" of AI to each and everyone of us. An article by Bill Magee.

Traditionary Stories of Old Families
And legendary illustrations of Family History with notes, historical and biographical by Andrew Picken in two volumes (1833)

Sunday Magazine 1872 (pdf)

Strahan, Alexander
Publisher

Scots-Massachusetts Link Up Significant Boost To Global Life Sciences
A novel "Scotland-Massachusetts Bio-Bridge" building on the twinning of cities Glasgow and Boston is set to create fresh opportunities for economic growth from the sector on both sides of the Atlantic. An article by Bill Magee.

The Dominie's Legacy
In three volumes written by Andrew Picken.

Scottish Society of Louisville
Got in their September 2026 newsletter

The great Knockshinnoch mine rescue
Added this account to the foot of our coal mining page


Added our Weekly Newsletter for September 11th, 2026 which you can read as a pdf file

Devolution within Scotland
Wider, Deeper, Further, Faster, Devolution within Scotland by Professor Jim Gallagher September 2026 (pdf)

With the Scottish Regiments at the Front
By E. Charles Vivian (1914) (pdf)

Railways
Added a video about the history of Edinburgh Waverly Station

Life of Gen. Ben Harrison
By Lew Wallace also Life of Hon. Levi P. Morton by George Alfred Townsend (1888) (pdf)

Clan Henderson Newsletter
Got in two copies of their newsletter - Winter 2014-2015 and Fall 2015.

A Short History of the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
By Colonel H. C. Wylly, C.B. (late Editor, "Royal United Service Institution Journal”) With Foreword by Major-General Sir Phillip R. Robertson, K.C.B., C.M.G. (1924) (pdf)

"We Don't Stop Playing Because We Grow Old" ~ Albert Einstein
The Cyber Era was supposed to release all of us from the daily grind of work with the promise of increased leisure all round. To learn there are increasing numbers of Scottish pensioners working well into their eighties when they should instead be enjoying the fruits of decades of work is worrying. An article by Bill Magee.

Caledonian Battles against the Fifers 212 – 230 AD
By and © Adrian C Grant (pdf)

The Legends of the Black Watch
With a history of the famous regiment (pdf). Added this to the foot our page of the Legends of the Black Watch.



 


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