David Masson was a novelist and historian best known for his seminal work, The Life of John Milton. In this charming and engaging memoir, he recalls his earliest memories of the Scottish cities of Edinburgh and Aberdeen, where he spent much of his youth. The book is a fascinating glimpse into the life of a bygone era, full of vivid descriptions and colorful characters.

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