Classical Edinburgh

Classical EdinburghThis work is both a family history and a social history of Scotland seen against a city, Edinburgh, acity that to this day is soured by class divisions. In tracing the family back several centuries, the book embeds their lives into the larger forces shaping the Scottish culture, climaxing in the creation of the New Town of Edinburgh one of the eighteenth and nineteenth centurys extravagant romantic fantasies. The New Town produced a reality, shaped by

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