The Clyde Mystery

The following is from The Clyde Mystery by Andrew Lang:

• Preface
• I--The Clyde Mystery
• II--Dr. Munro's Book on the Mystery
• III--The Clyde Controversy
• IV--Dunbuie
• V--How I Came Into the Controversy
• VI--Dumbuck
• VII--Langbank
• VIII--The Original Date and Purpose of Dumbuck and Langbank
• IX--A Guess at the Possible Purpose of Langbank and Dumbuck
• X--The Last Day at Old Dumbuck
• XI--My Theory of Provisional Date
• XII--The Disputed Objects
• XIII--Method of Inquiry
• XIV--The Possible Meanings of the Marks and Objects
• XV--Question of Method Continued
• XVI--Magic
• XVII--Disputed Objects Classified
• XVIII--Cup Marks in Crannogs
• XIX--Parallelism between the Disputed Objects and Other Objects Elsewhere
• XX--Unmarked Charm Stones
• XXI--Quality of Art on the Stones
• XXII--Survival of Magic of Stones
• XXIII--Modern Survival of Magical Wood Churinga
• XXIV--Conclusion of Argument from Survivals in Magic
• XXV--My Misadventure with the Charm Stone
• XXVI--European Parallels to the Disputed Objects
• XXVII--Portuguese and Other Stone Pendants
• XXVIII--Question As To the Objects as Ornaments of the Person
• XXIX--Weapons
• XXX--The Figurines
• XXXI--Grotesque Heads--Disputed Portuguese Parallels
• XXXII--Disputed Objects From Dunbuie
• XXXIII--Disputable and Certainly Forged Objects
• XXXIV--Conclusion
• Illustrations
• Footnotes

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