This book is a collection of papers and letters concerning the internal affairs of the Scottish Clan Chattan in the 17th century, particularly their struggles with loyalty and allegiance amidst complex political and social relationships with other clans. The primary author, Aeneas Macpherson, was a prominent figure in the clan and a keen observer of the events that transpired. The text offers valuable insights into the structure, customs, and values of Scottish clans during a critical period in their history.

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