This lecture explores the importance of the Gaelic language to the Highlands of Scotland. Peter Macnaughton, an authority on Scottish language and culture, presents a passionate argument for the preservation of Gaelic in the face of social and political pressures. The lecture is a compelling call to action for those interested in preserving the language and culture of the Scottish Highlands.

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