by Mrs Gordon. 1881. 255p

David Brewster's investigations delved into challenging Sir Philip Francis's authorship claims by presenting arguments for Macleane's involvement. His admiration for Junius's writings was evident through his intense appreciation of their beauty and similarity to Junius's style. Despite being known for his scientific pursuits, Brewster's pulpit gifts were also notable, with his ministrations being well-received for their beauty and earnestness, creating interest even in mundane subjects. Alongside his diverse interests and occupations, Brewster maintained a dedication to scientific pursuits, teaching, and correspondence, showcasing his multifaceted nature and commitment to intellectual endeavors.