A Defence of the Scots Settlement at Darien

This politically charged treatise defends the Scottish colony at Darien from Spanish attacks and advocates for a renewed focus on Scottish economic interests abroad. Written by a group of prominent Scotsmen, this work provides insight into the economic challenges faced by Scotland in the late 17th century and the political tensions between Scotland and Spain.

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