The Trial of the Rev. Niel Douglas

This gripping account of the trial of Niel Douglas, accused of sedition by the High Court of Justiciary, offers a fascinating window into the political and legal landscape of early 19th-century Scotland. Drawing upon primary sources and expert analysis, the authors provide a riveting narrative of this historic case.

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