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THE STORY BEHIND…

he book opens with the line ‘until very recently most of Scotland’s long history seems to have been forgotten, misplaced, or misunderstood, and often thought of as incidental.’ When I was a child, we weren’t really taught Scottish history at school, except where it collided with England, and it usually was a collision. In all my work I’ve been trying to tell the great

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