دانلود کتاب Gaelic Cape Breton Step-Dancing: An Historical and Ethnographic Perspective

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Cover\nCopyright\nContents\nAbbreviations\nMaps, Illustrations, and Genealogical Charts\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\n1: The Religious Background in Scotland, 1746–1846\n2: Step-Dancing in Catholic Gaelic Cape Breton and Northeastern Nova Scotia from 1790\n3: The Mary \"Tulloch\" Macdonald Phenomenon Examined\n4: Dancing in the Catholic Margarees, Glendale, and Boisdale\n5: The Gluasad Gàidhealach / Gaelic Movement in Cape Breton, 1919–46\n6: Step-Dancing in Presbyterian Cape Breton from 1790\n7: The Evidence for Step-Dancing in Scotland, 1775–1848\n8: Dancing in Moderate Presbyterian Gaelic Parishes in Scotland\n9: Dancing in Inland Gaelic Strathspey and Northwestern Perthshire\n10: Changes in Dancing in Gaelic Scotland: The Dancing Record from Gaelic Songs, 1850–85\n11: The Four Doctors, An t-Òranaiche / The Gaelic Songster, and Others, 1879–1914\n12: Scottish Attitudes to Dance: Twentieth-Century Letters from Gaelic Scotland\n13: Dancing Schools and Dancing-Masters in Gaelic Scotland, 1775–1845\n14: Last Words: A Scottish Country Dancing Enigma\nAppendices\n Appendix A: The Royal Bounty: The Presbyterian Reverend Duncan MacCallum (1784–1863)\n Appendix B: From the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 17 May 1925\n Appendix C: From among the Crofters Questioned in 1883 by Members of the Napier Commission\nNotes\nBibliography\nIndex