1880. 280p. by J Douglas Borthwick. 

The document discusses the immense power of superstition surrounding the mistletoe plant, which was believed to cure all diseases and held significant influence over the Caledonians and other inhabitants of Britain. It describes the fear and isolation faced by those who defied this belief, as well as the historical context of battles and the valor of Scottish heroes. Additionally, it touches on the royal customs of a queen who enhanced the grandeur of the court and the cultural significance of tartan, while also emphasizing the bravery and sacrifices of Scots throughout history.