Scotland; an Account of her Triumphs and Defeats, her Manners, Institutions and Achievements in act and Literature From Earliest Times to the Death of Scott

Scotland has a rich and fascinating history, and in this comprehensive survey, R. L. Mackie explores every aspect of Scottish life and culture. From Highland clans to the Enlightenment, from the poetry of Robert Burns to the novels of Walter Scott, this book is an indispensable guide to Scotland's past and present.

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