Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Researches Into the History of Tain: Earlier and Later
The conclusion, formerly appeared 111 a smaller volume, after having been delivered as a lecture in the court-house of Tain in the early spring of 1865. The second chapter contains the substance of a lecture delivered in the town-hall in the autumn of 1881, to an audience from which the lecturer missed, alas! Many of the old familiar faces, but which included many of a younger generation, who, he trusts, will prove themselves inheritors of the old local enthusiasm, and some of whom may yet confer signal benefits on their native town.
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