Show Notes
The complex figure that is Sir George Mackenzie intrigues many. Does he haunt grounds on which he buried? Was he a murderer? Or did he live a life of virtue has he often wrote about? These things and are discussed with author Max Longley. Read Max’s essay on Sir George Mackenzie here https://clanmackenzie.org/the-stoic/
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