The Debatable Land : The Lost World Between Scotland and England

Graham Robb

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Summary

The Debatable Land: The Lost World Between Scotland and England by Graham Robb offers an enthralling exploration of a once notorious territory that lies between two powerful nations, Scotland and England. This captivating narrative invites readers to uncover the rich history of the Debatable Land, a place steeped in conflict, folklore, and the natural beauty of the Scottish borderlands.

As a key title in the genre of Nature Writing, this book captivates audiences with its blend of history and personal reflection. Robb's lyrical prose not only paints vivid pictures of the landscape but also delves deep into the cultural significance of this enigmatic region. The text resonates with those who seek inspiration from nature, making it a perfect companion for readers who appreciate the inherent beauty and complexity of the British countryside.

Readers will find themselves transported to this lost world, where the lines between nations blur and stories of past inhabitants come alive. The themes of identity, conflict, and reconciliation underpin the narrative, providing a deeper understanding of this unique borderland. Graham Robb skillfully weaves his personal journey with historical anecdotes, making the book not just a travelogue but a profound meditation on place.

With its engaging storytelling and insightful reflections, The Debatable Land stands out in the field of Non-Fiction literature. It’s an award-worthy read that challenges conventional boundaries and invites exploration of both the physical and emotional landscapes we inhabit. Experience the allure of the Debatable Land and discover why it continues to intrigue historians, travelers, and nature enthusiasts alike.

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The Debatable Land : The Lost World Between Scotland and England by Graham Robb 9781509804719

Product Information

Title: The Debatable Land : The Lost World Between Scotland and England
Author: Graham Robb
ISBN: 9781509804719
Format: Paperback / softback
Imprint: Picador
Publisher: Pan Macmillan
Dimensions: 130 x 197 x 23 mm
Publication Date: 21 February, 2019
Pagination: 368 pages
Weight: 258 g

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