A comprehensive two-volume history of the Isle of Man from earliest times to the present (1845), covering ancient laws, customs, and superstitions. Written by Joseph Train, F.S.A. Scot., this work draws on the Parr manuscript and other archival sources, including discussion of the Revestment (Act of parliament to purchase sovereignty). Directly relevant to understanding Manx constitutional history, legal traditions, and the political context leading to 1765.