Scottish Studies, Volume 15

agricultural alliances Aodh Álainn Aodh Athlamhan areas Argyll avunculocal residence ballad Black Dwarf Bridekirk bridewealth brother Buirrche Burns text Burns's Celtic chief Child F clan system clearances common Cowal Cowal and Knapdale CREGEEN descent Dirom Donnsléibhe Dr Smout dual economy dual economy model early economic eighteenth century farm Ferchar Flaithbhertach Gaelic groups Highland tenants important improvement Irish James James Loch King King of Ailech Knapdale Lady Stafford laird land landlord Laumon Leabhar Chlainne Suibhne lineages London Lowland Mackid MacNeil MacSween Maol-Muire marriage matrilineal Mossgiel Murchadh Niall nineteenth century Old Mortality organisation pairs Patrick Sellar patrilinearity pedigree Picts political polygyny population rents Robert School of Scottish Scotch fiddle Scotland Scots Scott Scottish Studies sector Sellar to Loch sheep sheep-farmer social SP Sellar spade stanza structure subsistence symbol stones Tam Lin towns traditional Uí Néill University of Edinburgh variant village