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Scottish Kings (1967)

by Gordon Donaldson

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Donaldson does quite a good job of summarizing the reigns of the Stewart Monarchs. He only briefly discusses the House of Dunkeld (a.k.a. de Brus) and the early Scottish monarchs.
  cepatri | Jan 18, 2011 |
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The Early Scottish Monarchy

WHen the last of the male line of Scotland's native royal family was inaugurated as King Alexander III in 1249, all the actions in the ceremony revealed something of the meaning of Scottish kingship, and some of them amply illustrated its antiquity.
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