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Adam Smith on the Scottish Highlands and the social consequences of agricultural improvement
This article examines Adam Smith’s position in the Scottish debate of the 1760s concerning the social consequences of agricultural improvement in the Highlands after 1745. Recent interpretations portray Smith as an unqualified defender of the forcible abolition of feudalism and the removal of the su
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