Letter To Sir John Mcneill, On Highland Destitution And The Adequacy Or Inadequacy Of Emigration As A Remedy

In this compelling work, William Pulteney Alison writes a powerful letter to Sir John McNeill, discussing the issue of Highland destitution and whether or not emigration is an effective remedy. Alison's poignant words shed light on the struggles of the Highlanders and spark a deeper understanding of the social and economic issues faced by the Scottish people.

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