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Hamilton, Ian

 
9781897784358: A Touch More Treason

Synopsis

Hamilton turns his attention to the state of the nation in this frequently "politically incorrect" diatribe against a number of issues and matters concerning Scotland. There is an afterword by Sir Nicholas Fairbairn, QC.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

The long-awaited sequel to A TOUCH OF TREASON which was top of the Scottish bestseller's list prior to Xmas 1990. This book is part polemic, part-autobiography and part-pamphlet in which Ian Hamilton, QC reveals aspects of his life which have hitherto remained private. This surprising book begins with an evocative essay on the landscape of his native Argyll and the impact of man upon it. Every chapter is self-contained and ranges from the state of the justiciary and the Scottish criminal courts, racialism and so-called 'white settlers', heresy and the need for it, the Royal family, Europe, tourism, the police, the correct end of a boiled egg to open, the Scottish Office, quangos, golf, Cecil Parkinson MP and a Scottish Parliament to name a few. It is written in Hamilton's usual rumbustuous, witty and entertaining style and it is a thought-provoking read on the vagaries of living in Scotland today. The late Sir Nicholas Fairbairn contributed an irreverent and highly critical afterword.

Biographie de l'auteur

Ian Hamilton, QC, is one of Scotland's most revered folk heroes and greatest criminal lawyers. He is most famous for taking the Stone of Destiny from Westminster Abbey in 1950. He lives in Argyll.

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