Culloden

A tremendous tale - one of the most dramatic in our island’s history - and O’Keeffe tells it beautifully, – Saul David * The Times *
Fascinating, meticulously researched, often brutally detailed … without being there, those times could not be more vividly brought to life than in this tremendous book – Roger Alton * Daily Mail *
Brings the last battle on British soil to life with page-turning vivacity * Mail on Sunday *
A fascinating portrait of 18th-century Britain as an age of elegance and brutality… I recommend this book strongly – Allan Massie * Scotsman *
A fascinating portrait of eighteenth-century Britain as an age of elegance and brutality… I recommend this book strongly – Allan Massie * Scotsman, Books of the Year *
Detailed, vivid - and not for the faint-hearted * Financial Times *
Intensely readable… [and] vividly written – Neal Ascherson * London Review of Books *
A vibrant and vivid tale, of victory, defeat, savage retribution and ‘high’ art… In our field one is often inclined to think or say, ‘Do we really we need yet another book on Culloden?’ However, if they are written as well and as excitingly as Paul O’Keeffe’s…then the answer is a resounding ‘Yes!’ – Robert Woosnam-Savage FSA, Curator Emeritus, Royal Armouries, University of Leeds

Paul O’Keeffe is a lecturer and writer based in Liverpool. His acclaimed books include Waterloo- The Aftermath and, Culloden- Battle & Aftermath, described by the Daily Mail as ‘As vivid as the Ten O’Clock News… fascinating, detailed, meticulously researched… tremendous’.

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