Donalblane of Darien

About this book

In the late 17th century, the ambitious dream of a Scottish colony in Darien sparked fervent hope and controversy. "Donalblane of Darien" by J. Macdonald Oxley delves into the life of a young Scotsman, driven by the vision of uniting his people under the banner of opportunity and prosperity. As he navigates the challenges of colonization, themes of ambition and resilience emerge, alongside the stark realities of colonial life. This historical novel offers readers a vivid portrayal of the era's aspirations, intertwined with the struggles faced by those who dared to dream. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this compelling narrative illuminates the complexities of a pivotal moment in Scottish history.

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