EHR: English Historical Review
PER: Parliaments, Estates and Representation
PH: Parliamentary History
SCH: Scottish Church History
SHR: Scottish Historical Review
Scottish Privy Council
Blakeway, Amy, ‘The Privy Council of James V of Scotland, 1528-1542′, Historical Journal, Vol. 59 Issue 1 (March 2016), pp. 23-44.
Doak, Laura ‘Toasting the ‘late’ King James: Contesting Power in Post-Revolution Scotland’ History Scotland, 23: 6, November/December (2023), pp.30-34.
Findlay, Helen ‘The role of Parliament and the Privy Council in Scotland: judicial responses to the crimes of the Covenanting Movement, 1666-1688′ in Andrea Romano (ed.) Culture parlamentari a Confronto: modelli della rappresentanza politica e identita (Bologna 2016), pp. 121-32 http://digital.casalini.it/9788849139143
Godfrey, A. M., ‘The College of Justice, Court of Session and Privy Council in sixteenth century Scotland’, 1532-1603′, in A. M. Godfrey and C. H. van Rhee (eds.), Central Courts in Early Modern Europe and the Americas (Berlin, 2020), pp. 151-87.
Goodare, Julian, The Government of Scotland, 1560-1625 (Oxford, 2004), pp.128-48
Goodare, Julian, ‘The Scottish Parliament and its early modern ‘rivals”, PER, 24:1 (2004), pp. 147-72.
Kennedy, Allan, ‘Managing the Early-Modern Periphery: Highland Policy and the Highland Judicial Commission, c. 1691-1705′, SHR, 96: 242, Part 1 (April 2017), pp. 32-60.
Kennedy, Allan, ‘State Formation, Criminal Prosecution and the Privy Council in Restoration Scotland’, EHR, 135: 572 (February 2020), pp. 29-62.
Kennedy, Allan and Gary Welsh, ‘The Persecution of Jean Lands: A history comic script’ History Scotland, (UniVerse and University of Dundee) no.1, 2023
Lee Jr., Maurice, ‘James VI’s Government of Scotland after 1603′, SHR, Vol. 55, No. 159, Part 1 (Apr. 1976), pp. 41-53.
Loughlin, Clare, ‘The Church of Scotland and the ‘increase of popery’, c.1690-1714′, SCH, 48: 2 (October 2019), pp. 169-90.
Loughlin, Clare, ‘Divine Destruction: Edinburgh’s ‘Lesser Great Fire’ of 1700′ History Scotland, 23: 5, November/December (2023), pp.24-28
MacDonald, A. R., ‘Consultation and Consent under James VI’, Historical Journal, 54: 2 (June 2011), pp. 287-306.
MacDonald, A. R., ‘Consultation, Counsel and the “Early Stuart Period” in Scotland’, in J. Rose (ed.), The Politics of Counsel in England and Scotland 1286-1707, Proceedings of the British Academy, 204, (Oxford, 2016)
Macdonald, G. S., ‘Bestowing charity: war widows and the Privy Council during the Williamite Revolution in Scotland (1688-91), PER, 44: 2 (2024), pp. 120-37.
Macdonald, G. S., ‘Black-boxes, flying packets, and espionage: the information trade and Scottish governance, 1689-1691′, PER, 40:3 (2020), pp. 269-89.
Macdonald, G.S. ‘Intertwined from the Beginning: Regime Change, Strategic Security, and the Scottish Revolution, 1688-90′ Historical Studies Vol. 19, (2019), pp. 33-60
McNeill, P. G. B., ‘The Jurisdiction of the Scottish Privy Council, 1532-1708′, unpublished PhD thesis (University of Glasgow, 1960).
Mann, Alastair J. ‘Government, Representation and the Privy Council in Pre-modern Scotland’ in Georgia Karvunaki (ed.) Pre-and Post-Napoleonic Europe revolutions and parliamentary institutions. The case of Greece on the occasion of the bicentenary since the war of independence (1821-2021). Proceedings of the 72th Conference of International Commission for the History of Representative and Parliamentary Institutions Athens, Greece 20-23 October 2021 (Athens, 2022), pp.170-89. Open Access at https://ichrpi.info/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Congress-IHCPR-NEW.pdf.
Mann, Alastair J. ‘Government, Representation and the Scottish Privy Council Project’ in History Scotland, 21: 6, November/December (2021), pp.45-49
Mann, Alastair J., ‘Inglorious Revolution: Administrative Muddle and Constitutional Change in the Scottish Parliament of William and Mary’, PH, 22:2 (2003), pp. 121-144.
Mann, Alastair. J., ‘Officers of State and Representation in the Pre-modern Scottish Parliament’, in Mario J.M. Damen, Jelle Haemers and Alastair J. Mann (eds.) Political Representation: Communities, Ideas and Institutions in Europe (c.1200-c.1690) (Leiden, 201) pp.142-160.
Mann, Alastair J. ‘The Last Scottish Game of Thrones’ History Scotland, 23: 6 November/December (2023), pp.12-17
Mann, Alastair J., ‘The Law of the Person: Parliament and Social Control’, in Keith M. Brown and Alan R. MacDonald (eds.) The History of the Scottish Parliament. Volume III: Parliament in Context, 1235-1707, (Edinburgh, 2010), pp. 186-215.
Mann, Alastair J., The Scottish Book Trade, 1500-1720: print, commerce and print control in early modern Scotland: an historiographical survey of the early modern book in Scotland (East Linton, 2000), chapters 4, 5 and 6.
Mason, R. A., ‘Counsel and Consent: Aristocratic Conciliarism and the Scottish Revolution’, in Jacqueline Rose (ed.), The Politics of Counsel in England and Scotland, 1286-1707 (Oxford, 2016), pp. 229-48.
Murray, A. L., ‘The Scottish Treasury, 1667-1708′, SHR, vol. 45, no. 139, part 1, pp. 89-104.
Rayner, Laura, ‘The Scottish Privy Council, Treasury Commission and the Governance of Scotland: 1692 – 1698′, unpublished MSc dissertation (University of Edinburgh, 2008)
Rayner, Laura, ‘A Study of the Scottish Privy Council in the Reign of Queen Anne, 1702-1708′, unpublished BA dissertation (University of Stirling, 2007)
Rayner, Laura, ‘The Tribulations of Everyday Government in Williamite Scotland’, in Sharon Adams and Julian Goodare (eds.), Scotland in the Age of Two Revolutions (Woodbridge, 2014), pp. 193-210.
Riley, P. W. J., King William and the Scottish Politicians (Edinburgh, 1979).
Riley, P. W. J., The English Ministers and Scotland, 1707-1727 (London, 1964).
Riley, P. W. J. ‘The Formation of the Scottish Ministry of 1703, SHR, 44: 138 part 2 (Oct. 1965), pp. 112-34.
Rogers, David, By Royal Appointment: Tales from the Privy Council – The Unknown Arm of Government (London, 2015).
Townend, Graham, ‘‘Rendering the Union more Complete”: the Squadrone Volante and the Abolition of the Scottish Privy Council’, PH, Vol. 28 Issue 1 (February 2009), pp. 88-99.
Tree, R. D., ‘Controverted Elections, Electoral Controversy and the Scottish Privy Council, 1689-1708′, Parliamentary History, 43: 1 (February 2024), pp. 53-71.
Tree, R. D., ‘The Bass Rock Siege, 1691-1694′, History Scotland, 23: 6, November/December (2023), pp. 36-41.
Wasser, M., ‘The Privy Council and the Witches: the curtailment of witchcraft prosecutions in Scotland, 1597-1628′, in SHR, 82, (2003), pp.20-46.
Weston, Susanne, ‘Law, Order and the Persecution of ‘Egyptians’ in Post-Revolution Scotland’ History Scotland, 23:6, November/December (2023), pp.44-48
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Bernardo Ares, J. M. de, ‘The aristocratic assemblies under the Spanish monarchy (1680-1700)’, PER,21(2001), pp.125-43.
Bernardo Ares, J. M. de, ‘Parliament or City Councils: the representation of the kingdom in the Crown of Castile (1665-1700)’, PER, 25 (2005), pp. 33-54.
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Harris, Tim, ‘The People, the Law, and the Constitution in Scotland and England: A Comparative Approach to the Glorious Revolution’, Journal of British Studies, 38:1 (Jan. 1999), pp. 28-58.
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Kennedy, Allan, ‘Feasting and Fighting? Projecting Authority amongst the Later Seventeenth Century Highland Elite’, in K. Buchanan, L. Dean and M. Penman (eds.), Medieval and Early Modern Representations of Authority in Scotland and Great Britain (Abingdon, 2016), pp.177-93
Kennedy, Allan, ‘Managing the Early-Modern Periphery: Highland Policy and the Highland Judicial Commission, c.1692-c.1705‘, SHR, 96:1 (2017), pp.32-60
Kennedy, Allan, ‘Military Rule, Protectoral Government and the Scottish Highlands, c.1654-1660‘, Scottish Archives, 23 (2017-9), pp.80-102
Kennedy, Allan, ‘Rebellion, Government and the Scottish Response to Argyll’s Rising of 1685‘, Journal of Scottish Historical Studies, 36:1 (2016), pp.40-59
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Kennedy, Allan, ‘Representing the Periphery: Highland Commissioners in the Seventeenth-Century Scottish Parliament‘, PER, 39:1 (2016), pp.14-34.
Kennedy, Allan, ‘Secular Crime and Punishment in Early-Modern Scotland: The Courts of Restoration Argyll, 1660-1688‘, International Review of Scottish Studies, 41 (2016), pp.1-36
Kennedy, Allan, ‘The Justiciary Court of Argyll, 1694′ (source edition and commentary) in Scottish History Society Miscellany series, forthcoming
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MacDonald, A. R., ‘Neither inside nor outside the corridors of power: prosaic petitioning and the royal burghs in early modern Scotland’, PER, 38:3 (2018), pp. 293-306.
MacDonald, A. R., ‘Church and State in Scotland from the Reformation to the Covenanting Revolution’, in W. I. P. Hazlett (ed.), A Companion to the Reformation in Scotland, c. 1525-1638 (Leiden, 2022), pp. 607-29.
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