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Women of the Highlands

English

By (author): Katharine Stewart

What was the crime of the last wich burnt in the Highlands?
Which Jacobite lady led men to war while her Hanoverian husband stayed at home?
Who were the first Highland women to be recorded in history?
And how have wome's lives changed since medieval times?

Katharine Stewart takes us to the heart of the Highlands in her history of the women who shaped this land and handed down the legends which have provided a rich vein of material for generations. From the women of the shielings to ladies at court, from bards to conservationists, authors to folk-singers, Women of the Highlands examines how the culture of the Highlands was created and passed down through the centuries, and how the tradition is continuing today.

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Product Details
  • Weight: 190g
  • Dimensions: 130 x 196mm
  • Publication Date: 28 Feb 2011
  • Publisher: Luath Press Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781906817923

About Katharine Stewart

Katharine Stewart was born in 1914 and is one of Britain's oldest living writers. During the war she worked for the Admiralty in London. She then moved to Abriachan near Inverness where she ran a croft and wrote documentaries for the BBC. Her previous books include A Croft in the Hills The Story of Loch Ness and The Crofting Way. She was instrumental in setting up the museum at Abriachan and in 2005 received the Saltire Society Highland Branch Award for Contribution to the Understanding of Highland Culture in recognition of her work.

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