Relations Between Scotland & England

Throughout the turbulent history of Scotland, one nation has featured more than any other - England. This is hardly surprising as, from the time Scotland became one nation, the two countries shared a border. The following is taken from Outline of the Relations between England and Scotland (500-1707) by Robert S. Rait:

• Prefatory Note
• Introduction
• Chapter I - Racial Distribution and Feudal Relations (c. 500-1066 AD)
• Chapter II - Scotland and the Normans (1066-1286)
• Chapter III - The Scottish Policy of Edward I (1286-1296)
• Chapter IV - The War of Independence (1297-1328)
• Chapter V - Edward III and Scotland (1328-1399)
• Chapter VI - Scotland, Lancaster, and York (1400-1500)
• Chapter VII - The Beginnings of the English Alliance (1500-1542)
• Chapter VIII - The Parting of the Ways (1542-1568)
• Chapter IX - The Union of the Crowns (1568-1625)
• Chapter X - "The Troubles in Scotland" (1625-1689)
• Chapter XI - The Union of the Parliaments (1689-1707)
• Footnotes

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