For a frenzied 72 hours of campaigning, the future of the United Kingdom was under threat. The 300-year old settlement binding together Scotland and England in danger of being torn up.
A poll putting the Yes campaign marginally ahead, along with a string of others putting the campaign in a dead heat, prompted panic from Edinburgh to London.
Were Scots really about to kiss the Auld Enemy goodbye?
The consequences for British politics would be profound. Scottish independence w...
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