WILD SCOTS: FOUR HUNDRED YEARS OF HIGHLAND HISTORY
One bleak night in March 1603, a lone horseman galloped to Holyrood, home of James VI of Scotland. There he knelt on bended knee and saluted him as James I, king of England. The accession marked a union of the kingdoms while the lowlands were integrated with England, the outlying highlands became ma…
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