The Society has digitalized a number of rare or out of print volumes relating to Mary, Queen of Scots as below.
These volumes are available on C.D. each at a price of £5 within the United
Kingdom to include postage and packaging.
The mailing costs to other countries will be advised on application
To order or for further information contact the Society Secretary Syd Whitehaed
 | Marie Stuart by Michael Duchein | A translation of the work of this famous French historian by the late Thomas Beattie |
 | The life of Seigneur Davie by A Francis Steuart | A 1922 biography of the life of David Rizzio - his influences on Mary and his foul murder. |
 | Nau's Memoirs | The Memoirs of Claude Nau, Mary's Secretary at the time of her execution - probably the closest version we have of Mary's own account of her tumultuous life an reign. |
 | Prisons, Palaces and Resting Places of Mary, Queen of Scots by Michael Mears Shoemaker | A limited edition book by published in 1901 - a 'pilgrimage following in the footsteps of Mary from her birth in Linlithgow to the block at Fotheringhay |
| Mary, Queen of Scots | D .H. Fleming's reference work of 1897 | |
| A miscellany of small items | a) A Lost Chapter of Mary Queen of Scots, recovered by John
Stuart, Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland printed in 1884. It discusses notices of James, Earl of Bothwell and
Lady Jane Gordon, dispensation of their marriage, the law and practice in Scotland relative to marriage dispensations and a full
appendix of documents.
b) Items and documents pertaining to the Earl of Bothwell by Prince Alexandre Labanoff printed in 1856. A comprehensive collection of letters, reports and discussions concerning the Earl of Bothwell and his confession in Denmark c) Mary, Queen of Scots and her marriage with Bothwell by the Hon Colin Lindsay published in 1883. This consists of 7 letters to 'The Tablet' plus a supplement. Interestingly it opens with a retraction by the Rev. Father Stevenson of his allegations made in the preface of his work 'The History of Mary Stewart by Claude Nau. | |
| Two booklets by J Watts de Peyster republished in New York 1890/91 | a) The Genuine
Letters of Mary, Queen of Scots to James, Earl of Bothwell with remarks of each letter b) Mary Stuart, Bothwell and the Casket letters - something new with illustrations and portraits selected from many specimens | |
| Two works by the oft referred to author/source Maj. Gen R. H. Mahon, published in 1923/24. | a) The indictment of Mary, Queen of Scots derived from manuscript in the University Library of
Cambridge with comments on the manuscript and its connected documents. (b) Mary, Queen of Scots - a study of the Lennox Narrative again from the Cambridge University Library with the author's reflections on her environment in France and the marriage negotiations with Francois |