Explore the captivating life and times of Sir James Turner, a Scottish soldier and politician who lived during the tumultuous seventeenth century. Written by Turner himself and edited by T. Thomson, this memoir offers a vivid and colorful account of Turner's adventures, including his experiences during the Scottish Civil War and his time spent in exile in France.

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