In Gulliver’s Last Voyage McIlvanney essays a Swiftian look at Scotland’s attitudes to history, a series of forgettings and inventions underlain by the fact that at some time in the past the country was sold against the will of its people.
In Gulliver’s Last Voyage McIlvanney essays a Swiftian look at Scotland’s attitude to its history, a series of forgettings and inventions underlain by the fact that, at some time in the past, the country was sold against the will of its people.