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Highlanders: A History Of The Gaels |
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Written by John MacLeod |
Published by Trafalgar Square |
Paperback |
324 pages |
1998 |
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In this sweeping chronicle, award-winning journalist John Macleod offers an insider's view of the
Scottish Highlands, from the Stone Age to the present day. In this illuminating, wonderfully readable
study, John Macleod unfolds the history of the land and people of the Scottish Highlands. From
Mesolithic man, through the Celts, the Vikings, and the Lords of the Isles to the Stuart monarch,
Macleod examines the terrible events following Culloden and the forced emigrations, the Evangelical
Movement, and the Crofter's War. Bringing the story right up to date, he looks at the current decline
of the Gaels and the struggle of the Highland people to redefine themselves in a changing world. |
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A History Of Scotland |
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Written by Bruce Lenman, Geoffrey Parker & J. D. MacKie |
Published by Viking Press |
Paperback |
-- pages |
1992 |
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This book is written as
more of a story of Scotland than a history. It gives an incredible overview of Scotland, and
explains why those Scots who have become expats love their country despite all of the problems
they have had (Highland clearances). For anyone who has been to Scotland this is a great way to
learn so much about the country, and their courageous and proud people. |
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