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Stirling Castle, its place in Scottish history

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Stirling Castle frontispiece

The Highlands from Stirling Castle 13

The Abbey Craig and River Forth 21

Stirling Castle from Bannockburn 29

*The Prospect of Stirling Castle From Engraving by Captain John Slezer, circa 1693. 32

The Douglas Window 45

James IV.’s Gateway (where Margaret Tudor defied the Commissioners) 59

The Pass of Ballengeich 67

The Keep and the Prince’s Walk 89

The Chapel Royal 109

*Stirling Castle From Engraving by Robert Sayer, 1753. 112

Turret on Queen Anne’s Battery 125

The Old Mint 135

Portcullis in James IV.’s Gateway 139

James V. as the Gudeman o’ Ballengeich 143

*The Prospect of Their Majesties’ Castle of Stirling From Engraving by Captain John Slezer, 1693. 144

Stirling Old Bridge 155

The Parliament House 163

Old Entrance from Ballengeich 167

Old Buildings in Upper Square 189

A Chimney of the Palace 193

All the Illustrations, with the exception of the three marked with an asterisk, are by Mr. Hugh Armstrong Cameron.

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