Sketches of the Character, Institutions, and Customs of the Highlanders of Scotland

advantage agricultural ancient appear Argyleshire Argyll arms Athole attachment Breadalbane called Campbell cattle cause Celts character chief chieftain circumstances clan command conduct consequence considered cultivation distance districts Duke Duke of Atholl Dunkeld Earl emigration enemy farms feelings fidelity formed former frequently friends Gaelic garb gentlemen glen Glenorchy Glenquaich habits Highland Society honourable improvements independence inhabitants instances Inveraray Inverness Isle of Skye Jacobites kilt kind King labour Laird land landers landlords language late lived Lord Lowlands Macdonald Macgregor manner ment military Montrose moral mountains music of Scotland nature neighbours occasion opinion parish pasture peasantry person Perth Perthshire plaid population possession poverty preserved principles produce proper proprietors race regiments remain remarkable rents respect Rob Roy Scotch Scotland soil soldiers spirit Stewart Stewart of Garth strangers superiors tartan tenantry tenants tion tribes West Lothian whole