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