The Contribution of the Religious Orders to Education in Glasgow during the period 1847–1918 (review)

representatives should still have been able to sust ain their dual roles as representatives of western Gaeldom and of lowland a ristocratic power. The central place that the Campbells continued to o ccupy on the Scottish stage after 1513 was, rather, the culminat io of a remarkable ability to adapt to changing circumstances and, as they had always done, to balance overweening ambition against hardeaded reasoning. Cynthia J. Neville, Department of History, Dalhousi e University