The Invisible Spirit - A Life of Post-War Scotland 1945-75
Title: The Invisible Spirit - A Life of Post-War Scotland 1945-75
Author: Kenneth Roy
Publisher: Birlinn Ltd., Edinburgh
Date: 2014
Softcover - 2nd Edition (1st published in 2014)
Synopsis
"The Invisible Scot" describes itself as an unspairing examination of the Scottish Establishment and is a stinging indictment of political complacency and judicial incompetence in the betrayal of the Scottish people. Using a wealth of contemporary accounts the book tells a complex and often disturbing story of a country riven by poverty and struggling for a sense of its own identity.
It was first published just prior to 2014 Independence Referendum this second editiuon includes a post referendum afterword.
About the Author:
Kenneth Roy was born and brought up in Falkirk. After working for the BBC as an anchorman in News and Current affairs he became a critic and columnist in the print media notably for Scotland on Sunday and also founded the Scottish Review in 1995. He died in 2018
Condition Notes
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