Twitter of the John Galt Society which exists to promote the life and works of this great Scottish writer and pioneer of Canadian development (1779-1839).
Join us on 2 May in Irvine for our Annual Lecture 📢
📚We are also pleased to announce that our new grant covers expenses related to Galt research of up to £1000! What better time to become a Galt scholar?
See below:
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Following today's AGM, we are delighted to announce details of the Annual Lecture! Please click the link and get in touch with @craigscrolls to get your ticket!
https://t.co/kpiXo4lFIG
Following today's AGM, we are delighted to announce details of the Annual Lecture! Please click the link and get in touch with @craigscrolls to get your ticket!
Good afternoon! Our website will be getting an overhaul soon. In the meantime please see this link for tickets for our next Lecture by Prof Chris Whatley:
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Got myself a nice first edition of Galt’s Annals of the Parish.
Partly to aid in making the @JohnGaltSoc video marking the bicentenary of its publication, partly because… I wanted to have it. 📚
And another ICYMI
Bob Irvine’s recent essay
‘Presbyterianism, “Scottish Literaure”, and John Galt’s Annals of the Parish’
was published in Studies in Scottish Literature @ScottpScottp
You can read it free here:
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JG Society is excited to announce the forthcoming publication of the Edinburgh Edition of the Works of John Galt - first out in 2020 will be Annals of the Parish (ed. Robert Irvine), Three Short Novels (ed. Angela Esterhammer) and Sir Andrew Wylie, of that Ilk (ed. Sharon Alker).