The Works of George Buchanan, in the Scottish Language: Containing the Chameleon, a Satire Against the Laird of Lidingtone (1823)

The Works of George Buchanan in the Scottish Language is a collection of writings by the Scottish historian and humanist George Buchanan. The book includes one of Buchanan's most famous works, The Chameleon, which is a biting satire directed at the Laird of Lidingtone. The Chameleon is a witty and scathing critique of the Laird's character, behavior, and political machinations, and it is widely regarded as one of the most important works of Scottish literature. The book also includes other works by Buchanan, including his translations of classical texts and his own original poetry. This edition of The Works of George Buchanan was published in 1823 and is a valuable resource for scholars of Scottish literature, history, and culture.And An Admonition To The True Lords, Maintainers Of Justice, And Obedience To The King�
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