History of Scotland

"History of Scotland" by Margaret MacArthur is a recount of Scotland's yesteryear, detailing noteworthy happenings and central characters, charting the advancement of its people and customs from olden times through eras of struggle and alliance. It journeys into Scotland's primordial origins, revealing the Gaelic Age, touching on the Roman presence, the Scots' journey from Ireland, and the crafting of early realms. It paints a picture of the nation's split into Highlands and Lowlands, examining the interplay between Celtic and Teutonic communities, and setting the stage for Scotland's national growth, spotlighting key moments like Christianity's entrance and the rise of towering figures like Columba, who was important in turning the Picts to the faith