Eighteenth Century Highland Landlords and the Poverty Problem By Margaret I Adam taken from the Scottish
Historical Review
DURING the latter part of the eighteenth century the
inhabitants of many parts of the Highlands and Hebrides were living
permanently in a state that bordered upon destitution. They were badly
housed, they were poorly fed, and they had a continual struggle to pay
their rents.
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