Publisher's Synopsis
Discover the rich history and traditions of Scotland's patron saint, St. Andrew. From his life as a fisherman to his martyrdom and subsequent veneration, this book provides a comprehensive overview of St. Andrew's significance in Scotland and beyond. Tullock's detailed research and engaging prose make this book an essential read for anyone interested in Scottish history or religious studies.
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