June 11, 2003

Again, the Scots

A while ago I was dubious that How the Scots Invented the Modern World proved its claim. Ken MacLeod's The Early Days of a Better Nation today describes early eighteenth-century Scotland as the hinge "between the empires of capitalist England and absolutist France". This is his summary of Neil Davidson's Discovering the Scottish Revolution 1692 - 1746, q.v.

So wrote clew in History (18th c.). | TrackBack

And thus wrote others:
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