The Victorians created a Scottish cultural identity expressed through tartans, the late 19th-century inventions of Burns Suppers and Highland Games, and the co-option of romantic icons like Mary, Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie. In 1878, Flora took her place in this pantheon with the publication of an alleged 'Autobiography'; ghost-written by her granddaughter Flora Frances Wylde, this contains so many errors it could not have been written by her. Repeated by Charles Ewald in his 1886 book "The Life and Times of Prince Charles Edward", it remains the basis for many popular perspectives on her life and motivations.