"An eminently readable book ... full of charm and interest.... There is not a page of the book which does not sustain its interest, and nowhere does Mr. Graham fail to give us a lively picture of the life and character of those of whom he writes.... Mr. Graham has shown how literary biography may be made more attractive than many a creation of fiction."—Times.
"Very good reading indeed."—Candid Friend.
"The book is readable on every page, and throws much light on the history of the Modern Athens. Mr. Graham has indeed used his wide acquaintance with the diaries and memoirs of the eighteenth century to good advantage, and gives us a book more readable than most novels, as well as full of instruction."—World.
"Eminently readable, full of anecdote and brilliantly described incident, and illustrated by many admirable portraits."—Pall Mall Gazette.
"Not a page of what he writes but is suggestive, inspiring above all things in his readers a desire for more."—Daily Mail.
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SOCIAL
LIFE OF
SCOTLAND
IN THE
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
By
HENRY
GREY
GRAHAM