Inventory
Acc.12035
Ronald Black
National Library of Scotland Manuscripts Division George IV Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1EW Tel: 0131-466 2812 Fax: 0131-466 2811 E-mail: [email protected]
© Trustees of the National Library of Scotland Correspondence and papers of Ronald Black, senior lecturer emeritus in Celtic, University of Edinburgh, and Gaelic editor and journalist, 1996-99, relating to the donor’s anthology of 20th century Scottish Gaelic poetry, An Tuil, published by Polygon, Edinburgh, 1999; and papers, 1937-89, relating to other work on 20th century Gaelic literature.
Presented, 2001, by R. Black Esq., Peebles.
1-35 AN TUIL FILES 36 IAN PATERSON: POEM COLLECTION, ‘LEABHAR NAM PRANNAG’ 37-38 REV EWEN MACLEAN: PROSE SCRIPTS
AN TUIL FILES
1-33. A series of editorial correspondence files arranged alphabetically by names of the poets included in the anthology.
1. Alasdair Braden (1963-98); Meg Bateman (b.1959); Alexander Cameron (1848-1933).
2. Angus Campbell ‘Am Puilean’ (1903-82); Angus Campbell, ‘Am Bocsair’ (1908-49); Norman Campbell (b.1942).
3. Angus Peter Campbell (b.1954); John [Seonaidh] Campbell (1859-1947); Myles Campbell (b.1944).
4. Anthony Dilworth (b.1929); Rev. Angus Finlayson (1897-1973); Duncan Finlayson (1897-1966); Anne Frater (b.1967).
5. Rody Gorman (b.1960); Calum R. Graham (b.1942); Donald Graham (b.1949); Donald Grant (1903-70).
6. George Campbell Hay (1915-84); Duncan Johnston (1881-1947); Hugh Laing (1889- 1974).
7. John Archie MacAskill (1898-1933); Donald MacAulay (b.1930); Catherine MacDonald (b.1925).
8. Donald MacDonald, ‘Domhnall Eirisgeach’ (1912-89); Donald MacDonald, ‘Domhnull Ruadh Chorùna (1887-1967).
9. Donald Allan MacDonald (1906-92); Donald John MacDonald (1919-86); Ian MacDonald (b.1946).
10. Malcolm MacDonald (b.1922); Mairi MacDonald; Norman Malcolm MacDonald (1927-2000); Rev Roderick MacDonald (1920-98).
11. Catherine MacFadyen (1819-1913); Murdo MacFarlane (1901-82); Fearghas MacFhoinnlaigh (b.1948).
12. Archibald MacIntyre (1854-1922); Donald MacIntyre, ‘Domhnull Ruadh Phàslaig’ (1889-1964).
13. Donald Maciver (1857-1935); Donald John Maciver (b.1942).
14. Christina Mackay (b.1928); Rev. Girvan C. MacKay (b.1929); Roderick Mackay (1872-1949).
15. Rev Angus MacKinnon (1885-1957); Hector Mackinnon (1886-1954); Neil B MacKinnon (b.1925).
16. Angus Mackechnie (1870-1944); Rev Colin N Mackenzie (1917-94).
17. Duncan MacLaren (b.1950); Angus Y MacLellan, Cape Breton (1879-1962).
18. Mary M Maclean (b.1921); Norman Maclean (b.1938).
19. Calum I N MacLeod (1913-77); Christina Macleod (1880-1954); Donald John MacLeod (b.1943).
20. Duncan MacLeod (b.1934); James MacLeod (1880-1947); Rev John Macleod (1918- 95); Rev Dr Kenneth MacLeod (1871-1955); Murdo Macleod, Scalpay (1881-1907).
21. Norman Macleod, ‘Am Bàrd Bochd’ (1904-68); Roderick MacLeod (1903-65).
22. Aonghas MacNeacail (b.1942); Charles (1874-1944) and Duncan (1880-1955) MacNiven; Michael MacPherson (1910-84); Torcuil MacRath (b.1923).
23. Catriona (b.1947) and Morag (b.1950) Montgomery; Mary Montgomery (b.1955); Peadar Morgan (b.1960).
24. Angus Morrison (1865-1942); Donald R. Morrison (b.1919); George Morrison `Am Britheamh’ (1906-88); Peter Morrison (1889-1978).
25. Donald Munro (b.1962); John Munro (1889-1918).
26. John Murray (b.1938); Murdo Murray (1890-1964); Norman Murray (1886- c1975).
27. William Neill (b.1922); John Nicolson (1903-99); Malcolm Nicolson (1902-78).
28. Ian Paterson (1916-90); Victor Price (b.1930).
29. Angus Robertson (1871-1948); Rev. Kenneth Ross (1914-90); Rev Neil Ross (1871- 1943); Julian Ronay (b.1951).
30. Donald Sinclair (1885-1932); Iain Crichton Smith (1928-98).
31. Christina Anne Stewart (1914-83).
32. Derick (b.1921) and James (1888-1971) Thomson.
33. Christopher Whyte (b.1952); Katherine Whyte (1845-1928).
34-35. Two files of general editorial correspondence and papers relating to An Tuil, 1996-9, including much correspondence with the publisher and with the Gaelic Books Council.
IAN PATERSON
36. Photocopies of a manuscript poetry of Ian Paterson (1916-90) of Berneray (cf. file 28, above), 1937-67, entitled `Leabhar nam Prannag’.
REV EWEN MACLEAN
37. A script of an unpublished novel ‘Pasaid Neonach’ by the Rev. Ewen MacLean, minister of Highland Tolbooth & Greyfrairs parish church, Edinburgh; with some associated correspondence with the author, 1984-9.
38. A typescript of ‘An Cabhlach Greadhnach, Sgeul mu Reachdean I Choluim Chillle is a’ Gaidhlig, le Eoghann MacGhilleathain’, 1986.