"As I was loitering along the path on my way back to Logie House I was overtaken by an old shepherd with a crook in his hands and a collie at his heels."
Revolving around the heather plant that is abundantly found across the Scottish lands, Johnson opens a window into the lives and times of the Scottish working class and farmers among various others.
Author: Clifton Johnson
Title: The Land of Heather
Edition: No edition remarks
Published: New York: The MacMillan Company, 1903
Physical Description: Hardcover; Octavo; 258p
Condition: No dust jacket. Boards and spine clean with most gilt in place—evidence of edge wear, bumping to corners, and tearing and crushing at spine ends. Binding intact but front hinge is tender with some separation of front end-papers and fly-leaves. Back hinge is solid. Pages tanned.
Comments: Nice vintage copy
