This historical work focuses on the Scottish Ogilvie clan and its role in the tumultuous period of the 1650s, when English forces occupied Scotland and tensions between Protestant and Catholic factions ran high. Drawing on primary source documents and archival materials, the book offers a detailed account of the Ogilvie family's political and military struggles during this period.

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