Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• I The Island and its Wild-Life
• 1 A Physical Description
• 2 Climate and Weather
• 3 Geology
• 4 Natural History
• 5 Prehistory
• II Far-Off Times
• 6 The First Centuries of teh Christian Era
• 7 The Celtic Mission and teh Isle of Hinba
• 8 Early Ecclesiastical Sites
• 9 The Viking Period
• 10 The Viking Legacy
• 11 The Lords of the Isles
• III People and Places
• 12 Settlements and Communities
• 13 People to the End of teh Seventeenth Century
• 14 Coming of teh Campbells
• 15 North Jura
• IV Early Visitors
• 16 Accounts by Visitors
• 17 Gulf of Corryvreckan
• V The Church
• 18 Early Ministries
• 19 The Rev. John Mcsweeen
• 20 Neil Cmpbell
• 21 The Church in teh Early Eighteenth Centrury
• 22 Neil Mcleod and Alexander Hossack
• 23 Later Ministries
• VI The Eighteenth Cenbtury
• 24 People in the Eighteenth Century
• 25 Life in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
• 26 Emigration
• VII The Nineteenth Century
• 27 People in the Nineteenth Century
• 28 Where People Lived in the Late Nineteenth Century
• 29 Changes in Population from 1841 to 1891
• 30 Accounts of Conditions in Jura
• 31 Life in the Nineteenth Century
• 32 Wages
• 33 Tenants and Rents in the Nineteenth Century
• 32 Longevity, Age and Death
• VIII Schools and Travel
• 35 Schools and Schoolmasters
• 36 Communication and Travel
• IX The Crofters' Commission and the Isles of the Norht
• 37 The Crofter's commission
• 38 The Northern Isles
• X Tales of Jura
• 39 Legends, Stories, Superstitions and Sayings
• 40 Poetry and Songs
• XI The Twentieth Century
• 41 Jura and the Gaelic Language
• 42 Place-names of Ardfernal and Knockrome
• 43 The First Three-Quarters of teh Twentieth Century
• 44 People of the Twentieth Century
• 45 In Conclusion
• Bibliography
• Index