Gaelic language


Gaels (the Scots)


Alba


Alexander II


Cenel mac Gabhrain, King


Christianity


Dal riata


Fergus Mor mac Eric, King


Giric, son of Dungal


and James VI, of Scotland


Linn nan Creach (raiding time)


the MacDonalds


see also Constantine, King of the Scots


Gallgaels


Galloway


Gamble, Professor Clive


Geddes, Jenny


General Assembly


see also Church of Scotland; Covenanters; Knox, John; Protestants; Presbyterianism; Reformation


Geoffrey of Monmouth


geology


George I, of England


George II, of England


George III, of England


George IV, of England


George V, of England


Giffard family


Giric, son of Dungal


Gladstone, William


Glasgow


Cathedral


Malt Tax Riot


Merchant City


trade and commerce


university


uprising


see also industry and economy


Glassford, John


Glen Albyn and More see Great Glen


Glen Trool, Battle of (1307)


Glencoe, Massacre of


Glenshiel, Batttle of (1719)


Gloag, Ann


‘Glorious Revolution’


Gododdin (Britons)


Gowrie, William Ruthvent Earl of


Graham, Sir David


Graham, Eric J.


Graham, Sir Robert


Grassic Gibbon, Lewis


‘Great Battle’ (Brunnanburh AD 937)


‘Great Cause’


‘Great Glen’


Great Michael (James IV’s flagship)


Great War (1914-18)


Greenwich, Treaty of (1543)


Grey, Lord Charles


Greyfriars Church


Guardians of the Community of the Realm


established


Wallace, William


Guisborough, Walter


Gurness, Orkney