James Calder – A Highland Friend of the People
by Feargus Murray
Feargus Murray fills a gap in Scottish republican history by recalling the life of Cromarty radical James Calder, among the Highlanders inspired by the French Revolution to fight for democracy in late 18th-century Scotland.
Review: Great John Maclean Has Come Home to the Clyde
by Iain Gault
A new biography of John Maclean brings fascinating new information to light, writes Iain Gault.
The rise and fall of Lanarkshire’s little Lithuania
by Jason Henderson
Jason Henderson recalls the revolutionary streak among the thousands of Lithuanians who made Bellshill their home in the early 20th century.
James Connolly, lost and found
by Sean Bell
Sean Bell offers personal reflections on a new collection of James Connolly's lost and early writings.
Review: A History of Irish Republicanism in Dundee
by Sean Bell
A new history of Irish republicanism in Dundee makes a valuable contribution to our understanding of Irish diaspora and solidarity politics in Scotland, writes Sean Bell.
Silent Singing and John Maclean
by George Gunn
George Gunn recalls the legacy of legendary Scottish socialist John Maclean a century after his passing.
Hunting a Red Wolf — Peter Imandt’s bicentenary
by James Barrowman
James Barrowman remembers the late German revolutionary Peter Imandt, who settled and died in Dundee, on the 200th anniversary of his birth.
Remembering Mary Brooksbank
by Siobhan Tolland
Siobhan Tolland pays tribute to Mary Brooksbank on the 125th anniversary of her birth.
The Forest for the Trees: George Mealmaker and Dundee’s Radicalism
by James Barrowman
James Barrowman explores the history of Dundee’s Tree of Liberty in a bid to illuminate the nature of Dundee’s radicalism.
Mary Brooksbank: revolutionary fighter for her class
by Mary McGregor
Mary McGregor recalls Mary Brooksbank in this speech delivered in Dundee at the Republican Socialist Platform’s commemoration of the 124th anniversary of her birth.
