Scottish Crofters: A Historical Ethnography of a Celtic Village

Peter G. Mewett · Susan Parman

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Scottish History and National Identity Indigenous Cultures and History European Linguistics and Anthropology

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Foreword. Acknowledgments. Introduction to the Second Edition. 1. History and the Celt. 2. The Crofting Township. 3. Harris Tweed. 4. The Informal Structure of Leadership, Decision-Making, and Social Order. 6. Kinship, Courtship, and Marriage. 7. Supernaturalism. 8. Creating Culture in Ciall: The Bottle and the Bible. 9. Stories and Silence. A Story of Scotland. Recommended Reading. Bibliography. Index. Biographical Note.

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