The Life and Conversion of Dugald Buchanan who died at Rannach in 1768

This memoir tells the story of Dugald Buchanan, a Scottish evangelist who played a key role in the religious revival of the 18th century. It recounts Buchanan's early life, his spiritual awakening, and his ministry among the Scottish Highlands. Buchanan's powerful preaching and his influence on his contemporaries make this book an inspiring and valuable resource for anyone interested in Scottish history, evangelicalism, and the history of Christianity.
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