Edinburgh: The Golden Age  34584

  • Introduction
  1. The New Town’s Inception, to 1802
    1.  A Daring Concept
    2. The Old Town and High Street Living
    3. The Fabric of Edinburgh Society
      1. The Church
      2. The Law
      3. The Schools
      4. Edinburgh Societies
      5. The University
      6. Medicine and Surgery
      7. Tories and Revolutionaries
      8. Theatrical Progress
    4. Building a New Town
    5. The French Exiles
    6. Interregnum
  2. 1802-1815
    1. The Young Whigs and The Edinburgh Review
    2. The Second New Town
    3. A Mecca for Visitors
    4. Political and Social Change
    5. A City in a Landscape
    6. Literary Revenges
    7. The Literary Scene
    8. The Law and the Offices
    9. Schools, Students and Apprentices
    10. The Church and Churchmen
    11. The Painters
    12. The Theatre
    13. Eccentrics and Others
    14. Reviewers and Rivals
    15. The Social Surface
    16. Four Marriages
    17. Edinburgh Shops
    18. Among the Poor
  3. 1815-1822
    1. The Expanding City
    2. A New Kind of Novel
    3. Scott Lionised
    4. Periodical Warfare
    5. The Literati in the Field
    6. Lifestyles
    7. Literary Figures (1)
    8. Literary Figures (2)
    9. The Social Background
    10. The Church
    11. Colleges and Schools
    12. Medicine and Surgery
    13. Two Sides of the Law
    14. Artists and Musicians
    15. A New Start in the Theatre
    16. Adventures and Curiosities
    17. Phrenology
    18. The Scottish Regalia
    19. Accolade
  4. 1823-1833
    1. A Rash of New Building
    2. Scott in the Heights
    3. Carlyle Rises
    4. Jeffrey’s Progress
    5. A Calamity
    6. A Crisis
    7. Stages of Friendship: Wilson, Jeffrey, Carlyle
    8. Stages of Friendship: Jeffrey: Carlyle
    9. De Quincey and Some Lesser Luminaries
    10. Old Periodicals and New Ventures
    11. The Social Scene: Feasts
    12. The Social Scene: Personalities
    13. The Church: Great Preachers and Divided Issues
    14. The Educational Scene: Schools
    15. The Educational Scene: University and Medical School
    16. Artists and Musicians
    17. Craftsmen and Labourers
    18. Thieves, Confidence Tricksters and Beggars
    19. The Theatre
    20. Lawyers and Law-Breakers
    21. Last Years of Scott
  • Epilogue: Afterwards
  • Select list of Legal and Civic Officers During the Period 1764-1836
  • Glossary of Scottish Terms and Legal Officers
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