"The Last of the Scots" is a historical narrative that explores the decline of the Scottish Highland culture and the impact of the Jacobite risings. It focuses on the struggles faced by the Scottish clans in the 18th century, particularly after the defeat at the Battle of Culloden in 1746. This battle marked a significant turning point, leading to the suppression of Highland traditions and the imposition of British rule. The story highlights key figures, such as Bonnie Prince Charlie, who sought to restore the Stuart dynasty. It also examines the broader consequences of these events, including the forced displacement of Highlanders and the loss of their unique cultural identity.