A belief in the supernatural prevails almost universally among
the tribes of mankind. Man has always chafed at the
limitations of his knowledge, and has tended to see in any unusual
experience the manifestation of mysterious...
From Recollections and Reflections of an Octogenarian
Highlander by Duncan Campbell. 1910. (From Glen Lyon)
THE PEOPLE WHO travelled about in these far off days were all
news carriers, who helped to keep widely-apart Highland districts
in living touch with one another...
Tenant at Acharn shot a fallow deer and was banished. Twixt 1837
& 1853 Breadalbane removed 500 families. He swept 60 out of 65
families from Glen Quaich. Morenish 22 families to 1. Acharn near
Killin 19 to 0. The army raised 1600 from Breadalbane’s estates.
Now there are 150 fencible men...
by E. Molyneux (reprinted with additions from Life and
Work) Edinburgh: David Douglas
1896 Printed by T & A Constable,
Printers to Her Majesty, at the Edinburgh University
Press