Eastern Connecticut State University

McNeil adroitly decentres the time and space of "Romanticism" by placing Scottish literature of the long nineteenth century in dialogue with British imperial projects in North America, Africa and the West Indies.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Aftermaths: Walter Scott and Imagining Collective Memory in the Transatlantic World2. Memory on the Margins: Anne Grant’s Atlantic World3. Indigenous Elsewhere: Lord Selkirk and Native Memory and Resettlement 4. Memory, Identity, and the Scottish Remembrance of Slavery5. John Galt and Circum-Atlantic MemoryIndex

Eastern Connecticut State University

McNeil adroitly decentres the time and space of "Romanticism" by placing Scottish literature of the long nineteenth century in dialogue with British imperial projects in North America, Africa and the West Indies.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Aftermaths: Walter Scott and Imagining Collective Memory in the Transatlantic World2. Memory on the Margins: Anne Grant’s Atlantic World3. Indigenous Elsewhere: Lord Selkirk and Native Memory and Resettlement 4. Memory, Identity, and the Scottish Remembrance of Slavery5. John Galt and Circum-Atlantic MemoryIndex

Eastern Connecticut State University

McNeil adroitly decentres the time and space of "Romanticism" by placing Scottish literature of the long nineteenth century in dialogue with British imperial projects in North America, Africa and the West Indies.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction1. Aftermaths: Walter Scott and Imagining Collective Memory in the Transatlantic World2. Memory on the Margins: Anne Grant’s Atlantic World3. Indigenous Elsewhere: Lord Selkirk and Native Memory and Resettlement 4. Memory, Identity, and the Scottish Remembrance of Slavery5. John Galt and Circum-Atlantic MemoryIndex