In the last chapter of this book, a letter from Rankeillor to a lawyer is intended to help provide legal representation to the main character.
In the last chapter of this book, a letter from Rankeillor to a lawyer is intended to help provide legal representation to the main character. An ambush set by the Vourich clan, led by Cluny, leads to the main character being carried to Ben Alder, and the showing of a silver button early in this work leads to the granting of information by Macrob. The Appin murders provide the backdrop for the conflict between the Campbells and the Stewarts, and the titular action is performed by Hoseason at the behest of Ebenezer. Followed in 1893 by a sequel named for James More's daughter, Catriona, for ten points, identify this novel about Alan Breck Stewart and David Balfour, written by Robert Louis Stevenson.
In the last chapter of this book, a letter from Rankeillor to a lawyer is intended to help provide legal representation to the main character.
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