A full-length history presenting the Stewarts with wit, sympathy and colour, giving emphasis to their passionate sexuality and sinister propensity for depression. The result is a story starring a startling collage of unforgettable personalities.

This is a history of the ruthless and systematic expansion of the ambitious Clan Campbell in 16th-century Scotland.

This text examines the lore of the birch-bark canoe, the mystery of its traditional Native American construction, its key role in exploring the wilderness.

The author brings together archaeology, legend and history to produce a textured tapestry of the region and its people.

During the turbulent reigns of Mary Queen of Scots and James VI, the Jesuists played a significant role in preserving Catholicism in the land of John Knox. This book examines the political and religious aims of the Society of Jesus at the time.