New Ways Through the Glens by A. R. B. Haldane, published in 1962, offers a profound exploration of Scotland's glens, their historical significance, and their impact on the region's social and economic growth. Through meticulous research and access to archival resources, Haldane sheds light on the crucial role of communication routes in shaping the Highlands' development.

Delving into the ambitious plans of figures like Thomas Telford, the book traces the evolution of these routes, linking east to west, north to south, and even the islands, thus fostering improved connections and progress. This volume is a testament to the transformative power of infrastructure and provides an in-depth understanding of the Highland region's journey toward modernization.