Sentimental Literature and Anglo-Scottish Identity, 1745-1820

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The book explores the literary depiction of Anglo-Scottish relations in the century after the 1707 Union of the parliaments. It delves into how literature reflects and negotiates the complex dynamics between Scotland and England during this transformative period, highlighting themes of identity, cultural conflict, and political change. Through various literary works, it analyzes the evolving perceptions and interactions between the two nations, providing insight into their intertwined histories and the impact of the Union on their relationship.