United Kingdom's best kept secret. A conspiracy - or a cover-up?

On August 5, 1600, the tranquil city of Perth became the stage for an event that would echo through centuries: the brutal deaths of the Ruthven brothers, which the Crown quickly framed as an assassination attempt on James VI. But is the official version the full truth - or a carefully constructed lie? And what about Logan of Restalrig ?

Through the reedition of Andrew Lang's 1902 essay and the comments from the editor, the book offers a clear lens on the events and their surroundings based on solid archive and documents. The editor, author and direct descendant of Logan of Restalrig, Heracles Harixcalde Logan attempts to revive history before facing trial on the spot where James VI was supposedly detained, on top of which Perth's courthouse has since been built, and to clear the name of his ancestors.

Cui bono ? Who truly benefited from the crimes ?

James VI and the Mystery of the Gowrie reveals the enduring legacy of one of Scotland's most disturbing injustices - and invites you, the reader, to make history right.

Hereditary Chief of Clan Logan, Franco-Australian analyst in strategic intelligence, big data, and artificial intelligence for psychiatric and healthcare services, CEO of CommUnicorn, author of the Mysterium Australia series which aims at bridging the gaps between technology and spirituality while exposing hidden forces that rule our world.

Through the Logan Series, he republishes historical works that aim to prove the innocence of Logan of Restalrig and to restore his name, while shedding light on the methods of the English Crown in laying the foundations of a globalist satanic oligarchy.