A young officer in 17th-century Scotland faces a moral crisis during the Massacre of Glencoe, torn between duty and conscience.
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A young officer in 17th-century Scotland faces a moral crisis during the Massacre of Glencoe, torn between duty and conscience.
Caught up in the struggle between Highland clansmen and the King's soldiers in seventeenth-century Scotland, a young officer gives an account of the Massacre of Glencoe during which he chooses between protecting his own life and career or saving the lives of five hundred people.
will contain mild spoilers
No romantic or sexual content present
Central massacre; soldiers kill civilians with sword, musket, and bayonet
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Brief mention of wine drinking
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Ghosts are metaphorical, not fantasy magic
No occult content; ghosts are metaphorical
Central clash of Highland clans and royal military authority
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Ordered slaughter of civilians, including women and children
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