Scottish Islands

Scottish Islands
ISBN-10
0563206535
ISBN-13
9780563206538
Category
Islands
Pages
206
Language
English
Published
1985
Publisher
Bbc Publications
Author
Ian Grimble

Description

For Buchanan observed , years after the Chief's visit , that “ the greatest tacksman in Lewis is the Laird's ground officer ' . His name was George Gillanders , and his extortions were based on a monopoly of all the produce of the ...

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