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2. ‘A failure in every sense of the word’: The Sutherland Reclamations, 1869–93
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Introduction 1
- 1. ‘The condition of its peasantry is wonderfully higher in every respect’: The Sutherland Estate, 1850–70 9
- 2. ‘A failure in every sense of the word’: The Sutherland Reclamations, 1869–93 34
- 3. ‘Agitation amounting to legalised coercion’: The Sutherland Estate, 1880–6 58
- 4. ‘Gladstone has much to answer for’: The Sutherland Estate, 1886–96 88
- 5. ‘Unstained were the diadems Cromarty wore’: The Sutherland Estate, 1897–1920 114
- 6. ‘Let them understand that they must submit to rule’: Clashmore and the Sutherland Estate, 1850–1909 138
- Conclusion: ‘Neither forgotten nor forgiven’ 167
- Appendix: The Sutherland Estate Management, 1812–1920 174
- Bibliography 175
- Index 186
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vii
- Introduction 1
- 1. ‘The condition of its peasantry is wonderfully higher in every respect’: The Sutherland Estate, 1850–70 9
- 2. ‘A failure in every sense of the word’: The Sutherland Reclamations, 1869–93 34
- 3. ‘Agitation amounting to legalised coercion’: The Sutherland Estate, 1880–6 58
- 4. ‘Gladstone has much to answer for’: The Sutherland Estate, 1886–96 88
- 5. ‘Unstained were the diadems Cromarty wore’: The Sutherland Estate, 1897–1920 114
- 6. ‘Let them understand that they must submit to rule’: Clashmore and the Sutherland Estate, 1850–1909 138
- Conclusion: ‘Neither forgotten nor forgiven’ 167
- Appendix: The Sutherland Estate Management, 1812–1920 174
- Bibliography 175
- Index 186