Quote Originally Posted by James MacMillan View Post
Isn't it interesting that in 1919 they referred to somebody as "Scotchmen" instead of Scotsmen. Of course maybe they are referring to people who drink the elixir of the Gods and not those whose blood came from the highlands?
Most things I've seen from that time used "Scotchmen" or "Scotch" to reffer to the people. Did the Scots call themselves Scotch at the time, or was it just everyone else?

And on that (completely unrelated, of course) note, I could use a scotch right now.