A land afflicted

A land afflicted

by Raymond Campbell Paterson

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"In this last volume of his trilogy Raymond Campbell Paterson continues his narrative and his personal assessment of Scottish warfare across the centuries. He outlines the origins of the Wars of the Convenant, he analyses the effects of the policies of James VI and Charles I, and he gives us a detailed overview of the political relationship between the three kingdoms of Scotland, England, and Ireland."--Jacket.

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    How does Raymond Campbell Paterson’s examination of the Wars of the Covenant reshape your understanding of the relationship between religion, politics, and warfare in seventeenth-century Britain?

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    In what ways do the political and religious miscalculations of James VI and Charles I explored in the book parallel modern examples of leadership disconnection and institutional collapse?

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    How effectively does the author balance grand geopolitical strategy with the lived experiences of the ordinary people caught in the conflicts between Scotland, England, and Ireland?

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