… use of violence, their … contemporary accounts name, and with a total of 365 one has what
is probably a minimum figure for the amount of feuding in Scotland between 1573 and 1625…

… a reaction against feuding and violence. The passage of a statute … The departure of the
Scottish court to London in 1603 reduced … The strength of Bloodfeud in Scotland lies in Brown's …

… , being part of an assumed national propensity of the Scots to kill each other. A new … Present
in 1980, "Bloodfeud, Kindred and Government in Early Modern Scotland," placing Scottish …

… Blooofeud in Scotland 15731625: violence, justice and politics in an early modern society. x,
299 … One might distinguish two major kinds of bloodfeud world; that of peasant violence in a …

… -breaking article ‘Bloodfeud, kindred and government in early modern Scotland’. A series of
… the levels of violence that feuding society in sixteenth-century Scotland had to endure, and …

… the feuding societies of medieval and early modern Europe … :4 so ‘Bloodfeud, Kindred and
Government’ now provides a … analysis of 365 feuds between 1573 and 1625 shows that 75 per …

… The violence of feuding parties after 1625 tended not to be … indicate that bloodfeud did not
decline in Scotland as quickly … the early ’80s considered the feud as a form of private justice …

demonstrate the very converse of the Brown thesis. Dr. Brown's conclusions rest on the analysis
of some 365 feuds drawn from the period 1573-1625, though most occurred before 1610…

… Bloodfeud embraced all sectors of Scottish society in the middle ages and in early modern
… arise from social divisions caused by violent inter-communal or communal-State conflicts. …

… the impact of the bloodfeud on Scottish society, its cultivation … violence in early modern
England north of the Anglo-Scottish … Brisbane of Middle Wilkenshaw in May 1573 was "na crymc.…