| I |
Mary Queen of Scots: the Last days, John Paul |
| II |
The Gunpowder Plot, Francis Edwards |
| III |
The Trial and Execution of Mary Queen of Scots in Contemporary
Literature, D. W. Thompson Vessey |
| IV |
The Non-Juring Bishops, J.R. Porter |
| V |
Lucius Cary, Viscount Falkland: Cavalier and Catalyst,
John Tanner |
| VI |
Charles I and the Papacy, The Very Reverend Canon Gordon
Albion |
| VII |
Mary Queen of Scots and the Historians, Antonia Fraser |
| VIII |
A Flower of Purpose: A memoir of Princess Elizabeth
Stuart (1635-50), Susan Cole |
| IX |
Mary and Ridolfi: Design for Destruction, Francis Edwards |
| X |
The Poems of Mary Queen of Scots, Caroline Bingham |
| XI |
Elizabeth Cary, Lady Falkland, David Lunn |
| XII |
The Triumph of Time: Greene and Shakespeare on Mary
Queen of Scots?, Margaret Hotine |
| XIII |
Shakespeare's Lament for Mary Queen of Scots?, Margaret
Hotine |
| XIV |
Hereditary Monarchy in England, Patrick Morrah |
| XV |
The Cardinal of Norfolk: Philip Thomas Howard OP, Brocard
Sewell O'Carm |
| XVI |
Sir Troilus Turberville: Captain-Lieutenant of the King's
Life Guard (?1597-1645), Michael Foster |
| XVII |
The Stuart Papers at Windsor, by Marion F. Gain |
| XVIII |
Princess over the Water: A Memoir of Louise Marie Stuart
(1692-1712), Susan Cole |
| XIX |
Relations between Mary Queen of Scots and her Son, King
James VI of Scotland, Caroline Bingham |
| XX |
Major-General Sir John Digby: Peerlesse Champion and
Mirrour of Perfect Chivalrie, Michael Foster |
| XXI |
The Influence of the Later Stuarts and their Supporters
on French Royalism 1789-1840, Philip Mansel |
| XXII |
Montrose and Charles I: A Matter of Consistency, A.R.
Williams |
| XXIII |
Sacredness of Majesty: The English Benedictines and
the Cult of King James II, Geoffrey Scott |
| XXIV |
Royal Attributes: The Dress of Two Royal Cousins 1542-1587,
Valerie Cummings |
| XV |
The Royal Hospital of St Bartholomew, Smithfield: Royalist,
Non-Juring, Tory, High Church and Jacobite, Janet Foster,
Richard Sharp and John A.H. Wylie |
| XXVI |
Red Queen vs. White: An Introduction to Schiller's Maria
Stuart, Gloria Talbot Vessey |
| XXVII |
Lord Cornbury, Bolingbroke and a Plan to Restore the
Stuarts, 1731-1735, Eveline Cruickshanks |
| XXVIII |
The Role of Jacobitism in the Modern World, Robert F.J.
Parsons |
| XXIX |
Politics and Patronage under Elizabeth I and the Early
Stuarts, Roger Lockyer |
| XXX |
Mary Queen of Scots a Hundred Years ago: almost a Saint
or still a Sinner?, Francis Edwards |
| XXXI |
Unpopular Front: Jews, Radicals and Americans in the
Jacobite World-View, Frank McLynn |
| XXXII |
Jacobitism and British Foreign Policy under the first
two Georges, Jeremy Black |
| XXXIII |
Factionalism among the Exiles in France: the Case of
Chevalier Ramsay and Bishop Atterbury, Pauline McLynn |
| XXXIV |
The 'Forty-five Re-examined, Jeremy Black |
| XXXV |
Deceptis Custodibus, or Liberty Lost - Liberty
Regained, Gernot O. Gürtler |
| XXXVI |
Edward, Lord Griffin: The Story of a Jacobite, Anthony
Fitzroy Griffin |
| XXXVII |
Religious Politics under Charles I and James II, Murray
G.H. Pittock |
| XXXVIII |
Charles II's Foreign Policy, John Miller |
| XXXIX |
So Sweet a Star as Harry: A Consideration of Henry Frederick,
Prince of Wales, 1594-1612, Susan Cole |
| XL |
Mary of Modena, Queen Consort of James II and VII, Janet
Southorn |
| XLI |
Jacobitism and Liturgy in the Eighteenth-Century English
Catholic Church: An Unlikely Marriage, Bennet Zon |
| XLII |
A Lover of the Sea and Skillful in Shipping: King Charles
and his Navy, J.D. Davies |
| XLIII |
Catholicism and the Late Stuart Army: the Tangier Episode,
J.C. Riley |
| XLIV |
Lord Rochester and the Hearthmoney Scandal of 1683,
Ross Brodie |
| XLV |
The Oglethorpes: A Jacobite Family 1689-1760, Eveline
Cruickshanks |
| XLVI |
The Glory of 1688, Ronald Hutton |
| XLVII |
The Cult of Charles II, Katherine Gibson |
| XLVIII |
The Social Composition of the Jacobite Army in Scotland
in the Forty Five, Murray G.H. Pittock |
| XLIX |
Manchester and the '45: A Study of Jacobitism in Context,
Roger Turner |
| L |
Religion and Royal Succession: The Rage of Party, Eveline
Cruickshanks |
| LI |
James II and Toleration: The Years in Exile at Saint-Germain-en-Laye,
Edward Corp |
| LII |
Charles I's Coronation Visit to Scotland in 1633, Christian,
Lady Hesketh |
| LIII |
Jacobite Imagery in Wales: Evidence of Political Activity?,
Stephanie Jones |
| LIV |
Jacobite Glass: Its Place in History, Geoffrey B Seddon |
| LV |
A Digest of the Jacobite Clubs, Peter Lole |
| LVI |
'To Overthrow all the Kingdom': The Later Political
Career of George Villiers, Second Duke of Buckingham,
Alan Hobson |
| LVII |
'Our Church': Nonjurors, High Churchmen and the Church
of England, Richard Sharp |
| LVIII |
King Charles I: A Renaissance Collector?, Arthur MacGregor |
| LIX |
James III in Bologna: An Illustrated Story, Maurizio
Ascari |
| LX |
An Army in Exile: Louis XIV and the Irish Forces of
James II in France, 1691-1698, Guy Rowlands |
| LXI |
The Case of General Sir John O'Sullivan Beare or From
the Tribulations of a Wild Goose to the Difficulties of
Celto-Celtic Understanding, Michael Scott |
| LXII |
Charles XII of Sweden and the Jacobites, Niall MacKenzie |
| LXIII |
Sir John Coxe Hippisley, Cardinal Erskine and Cardinal
York, Dom Aidan. |
| LXIV |
Mary Queen of Scots and Mary Antoinette: Two queens
or one, Antonia Fraser |
| LXV |
The House of Liechtenstein : A study
of monarchy, David Beattie |
| LXVI |
Charles II and the founding of the Royal Society,
Sir
John Enderby CBE, FRS |
| LXVII |
From Whig to Jacobite:
Theophilus Hastings, seventh Earl of Huntingdon (1650-1701),
Alan Hobson |
| LXVIII |
Robert Cecil and the Stuart
Monarchy, Pauline Croft |
| LXIX |
Mary Stuart and the Failure of the Darnley Marriage,
John Guy |
| LXX |
Lord Nithsdale's escape: a Catholic
cavalier at Preston and after, James Bogle |
