Yes I'd like to see this. I've always been interested in the way that clan leadership changed from the Celtic principle where the chief ruled with the consent of the tribe (and could be deposed) to the French chivilric one where he head of a clan/tribe was a purely hereditary position. This change meant that the lands that belonged to the clan or tribe now became the personal property of one person, and if he rebelled (or took flight?), then the whole clan lost its land.

Similar disappointment for the Highland Scots during the Clearances.