This landmark report from the 1880s provides a detailed account of the living conditions and struggles faced by crofters and cottars in the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Including detailed analysis of the Crofters' Bill and its provisions, as well as the Commissioners' recommendations for addressing the issues faced by these communities, this is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Scotland or the social conditions of the era.

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