Part II Inhabitants of Gairloch
| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| I. | Ancestry and Names | 109 |
| II. | Warfare and Weapons | 112 |
| III. | Polity and Customs | 114 |
| IV. | Religion and Religious Observances | 117 |
| V. | Character and Characteristics | 121 |
| VI. | Language and Dress | 125 |
| VII. | Ways and Means | 132 |
| VIII. | Agriculture and Stock | 136 |
| IX. | Fisheries | 143 |
| X. | Posts and Roadmaking | 147 |
| XI. | Superstitions of Isle Maree | 150 |
| XII. | Superstitions of Isle Maree—continued | 153 |
| XIII. | Superstitions generally | 158 |
| XIV. | Witchcraft and Magic | 163 |
| XV. | Visions and Second Sight | 169 |
| XVI. | Bards and Pipers | 173 |
| XVII. | Hereditary Pipers of the Gairloch Family | 177 |
| XVIII. | William Mackenzie and Malcolm Maclean | 180 |
| XIX. | William Ross, the Gairloch Bard | 183 |
| XX. | Alexander Campbell, Bard to Sir Hector | 185 |
| XXI. | Alexander Grant, the great Bard of Slaggan | 187 |
| XXII. | John Mackenzie of “The Beauties” | 189 |
| XXIII. | Living Gairloch Bards | 192 |
| XXIV. | The Poolewe Artist | 200 |
| XXV. | James Mackenzie’s Gairloch Stories | 201 |
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