The Scottish Orphans

In this historical novel from the early 19th century, anonymous author recounts the story of two young sisters in 17th century Scotland who are orphaned after their father is executed for treason. Through a series of trials and tribulations, the girls must navigate a hostile society and learn to rely on their own wits and virtues. A stirring tale of resilience, friendship, and moral fortitude.

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