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Explore the deep history of Scotland with this comprehensive economic and social study. Covering the period from c.1050 to c.1750, this work provides a detailed look at medieval and early modern Scotland leading up to the Union and its aftermath. Ian Whyte examines the wide regional variations found within the country, offering a clear view of how different areas developed their own unique economies and social structures. This book places the Scottish experience within a broader British context. By highlighting the parallels between Scotland and its neighbors, particularly England, the text helps readers understand how Scotland functioned both independently and as part of a larger regional landscape. It is an essential resource for those interested in the development of British history, providing a level of chronological range and thematic depth that is rare in modern historical studies. Whether you are a student or a history enthusiast, this volume offers a rich perspective on the forces that shaped Scotland before the industrial age.