Publisher's Synopsis
This richly illustrated volume offers readers a rare glimpse into the personal documents of two of Scotland's most prominent families. From letters and diaries to legal documents and financial records, the manuscripts of the Duke of Athole and the Earl of Home shed light on the everyday lives and concerns of these influential men. With its careful transcriptions and detailed notes, this volume is an outstanding resource for anyone interested in Scottish history and culture.
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