The Scottish People and the French Revolution

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The book explores the political culture of Scotland in the 1790s, focusing on the rise of 'the people' as a significant political entity. It compares Scotland's political movements with those in England and Ireland, providing insights into various responses to the French Revolution. By examining both Loyalist and Radical perspectives, the study highlights the diverse political landscape and the complexities of Scottish political identity during this transformative period.