The Men of the Moss-Hags / Being a history of adventure taken from the papers of William Gordon of Earlstoun in Galloway
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A sequence of episodic tales drawn from a regional family's papers follows kin and companions through armed skirmishes, clandestine meetings, pursuits, and periods of concealment in a rugged rural landscape. The narrative alternates between violent confrontations and intimate domestic scenes, tracing shifting loyalties, personal courage, and the burdens of political and religious discord. Local customs, vivid landscapes, and plainspoken characters shape scenes of courtship, betrayal, confinement, and daring escape, producing a panoramic mosaic of communal life tested by upheaval and the private reckonings that follow public violence.
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