Publisher's Synopsis
This edited volume of the personal journal of John Erskine provides a detailed account of life in 17th century Scotland. Erskine was a Scottish nobleman and politician who served as a member of the Scottish parliament and as a judge in the Court of Session. His journal provides insights into the politics, culture, and daily life of Scotland in the late 17th century. This work is a valuable resource for historians and scholars of Scottish history.
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