A Short History of Scotland Chapter 27 - William and Mary, part 2

In which the complex interplay of religious allegiance and political intrigue unfolds, revealing a Scotland striving to balance Presbyterian order and royal authority amidst lingering Jacobite undercurrents. The tragic tale of the Glencoe massacre serves as a sombre emblem of the era’s harsh realities, where loyalty, hospitality, and justice were grievously entangled.