Title: A Scot among the Moors
Product review: I read this book in 1967 when I was living in Morocco. I was thus familiar with the land and the people. As a Scottish-American, I respect "Don Roberto" (as the Argentinians called him) as the founder of modern Scottish nationalism. However, I was somewhat put off by the flippant tone that he used in this book. Nevertheless, it is valuable as a sketch of Morocco in the good old days before the French came in 1912. One should compare this to Gavin Maxwell's "The Lords of the Atlas" or Walter B. Harris' "Tafilelt" for alternative views of the same region during the same period.
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