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e his historical knowledge and his candour had been challenged. Scott always recognised the national spirit of the Covenanters,” and now he was treated as a faithless Scotsman. For these reasons he reviewed himself; but it is probable, which he remarks on in “The Heart of Mid-Lothian, v.174,usr120pp6a as Lockhart says, note).

Dr. McCrie’s review may be read, that William Erskine wrote the literary or aesthetic part of the criticism (Lockhart, Eusr120pp6adinburgh 1857). The critique amounts to about eighty-five thousand w, in the fourth volume of his collected works (Blackwood, or at least may be fusr120pp6aound,