Publisher's Synopsis
Written by Scottish author and poet James Wilson, A Voyage Round the Coasts of Scotland and the Isles is a travelogue chronicling Wilson's journey from Glasgow along the western coast of Scotland, through the Hebrides, and north to the Orkney Islands. Along the way, Wilson describes the landscape, people, and local customs he encounters. This book not only provides a vivid picture of Scotland in the early 19th century but also showcases Wilson's lyrical writing style.
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