This discourse, delivered by The Right Honourable The Earl Of Buchan in 1778, marks a pivotal moment in the establishment of historical societies dedicated to the study of Scotland. "Discourse, Delivered By The Right Honourable The Earl Of Buchan..." offers valuable insights into the motivations and intellectual climate that fostered the formal investigation of Scottish history and antiquities. This document provides a window into the scholarly pursuits of the late 18th century, illuminating the Earl of Buchan's vision for a society dedicated to preserving and understanding Scotland's past. Historians and researchers of Scottish history, as well as those interested in the history of historical societies, will find this a fascinating primary source.
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