Derek Patrick and Chris Whatley Act of Union

Books, Microfilm and Articles, 1885-2007; Electronic Collection of Transcripts 1629- c1707; CDs, c 2007

Professor Christopher A. Whatley, Bonar Professor of History (1997-2004), Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (2002-2006) and Vice Principal of the University of Dundee (2006-2014), is a leading expert on the Act of Union of 1707. To mark the 300th anniversary of the Act he produced a new volume on the subject 'The Scots and the Union ' (Edinburgh University Press 2006). Dr Derek Patrick was Professor Whatley's research assistant and contributed to the writing of the volume.

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Professor Christopher A. Whatley, Bonar Professor of History (1997-2004), Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (2002-2006) and Vice Principal of the University of Dundee (2006-2014), is a leading expert on the Act of Union of 1707. To mark the 300th anniversary of the Act he produced a new volume on the subject 'The Scots and the Union ' (Edinburgh University Press 2006). Dr Derek Patrick was Professor Whatley's research assistant and contributed to the writing of the volume.

Chistopher A. Whatley, with Derek Patrick, The Scots and the Union (Edinburgh University Press 2006);
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Description compiled by Kenneth Baxter, May 2013. Amended March 2019

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The records were compiled and held by Christopher A. Whatley and Dr. Derek Patrick, mostly during the writing of 'The Scots and the Union'

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