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A scholarly survey of medieval Scotland’s internal organization, this volume examines land tenure, tribal and kinship-based property systems, and the social conditions that shaped settlement and agriculture. It traces how multiple population groups inhabited and interacted across regional boundaries, explores the movement from tribal customs toward feudal consolidation, and assesses the effects of maritime incursions and northern settlements on local communities. The text combines legal and comparative Celtic sources with chapter notes, appendices that present Gaelic texts alongside English translations, and supporting indexes to document the linguistic and documentary evidence used.
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