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John Home's Douglas has often been analysed as providing an ahistorical and depoliticised image of Scottish culture. However, a look at the textual transformations that Douglas underwent as it was composed, staged and printed provides a stronger focus on the material contexts of the play's textual production. Examining changes that Home made to character names and possible motivations for these changes...
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