REFLECTION OF ANTI-ENGLISH MOODS IN THE LEGISLATIVE ACTS OF THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT AFTER THE COLLAPSE OF THE DARIEN COLONY
The article examines the consequences of the collapse of the largest colonial enterprise of Scotland - the Darien colony, which directly manifested itself in the strengthening of anti-English moods in Scottish society. On the basis of texts of Acts of the Scottish and English parliaments the evolution of Anglo-Scottish relations at the beginning of the 18th Century is analyzed: from the crisis of1703-1704 to the conclusion of the Union of Parliaments in 1707.