This isa very good hardcover. 2000 Everyman's Library Edition, Knopf Publishing, New York. This copy is crisp and clean inside and out. Pages are crisp, clean and free of markings. The binding is tight and straight. Attached silk ribbon bookmark has some fraying bottom edge but very good still. Emerald green hardcover boards near fine, (almost like new) with only a hing of wearing at corners.
Crown octavo size, 5" x 8" with 494 pages including glossary.
Rob Roy, one of the Waverley novels, by Sir Walter Scott was published in 1817. It is a historical novel, probably set around 1715, the year of the Jacobite Uprising when Scotland was in turmoil. The social, political and economic background to that event are an element in the novel but not directly addressed. But, it is a brutally realistic depiction of the conditions in Scotland, early 18th century. The novel does include a glossary of Scottish terms.
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