
The Jacobite Rebellions (1689-1746) / (Bell's Scottish History Source Books.)
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- THE JACOBITE REBELLIONS
- THE JACOBITE REBELLIONS (1689-1746)
- J. PRINGLE THOMSON, M.A.
- EDITOR'S NOTE
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- THE JACOBITE REBELLIONS (1689-1746)
- STATE OF PARTIES IN SCOTLAND (1689).
- THE CONVENTION OF ESTATES (1689).
- DUNDEE'S REBELLION (1689).
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE BATTLE OF KILLIECRANKIE (1689).
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE RELIGIOUS SETTLEMENT (1690).
- THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE (1692).
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE BANK OF SCOTLAND (1695).
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE DARIEN SCHEME (1695-1700). A. The Project and its Originator (1695).
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- B. Constitution of the Company (1698).
- C. Why the Colony Failed (1698).
- D. Indignation in Scotland (1699).
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE UNION IMPENDING (1703).
- FOOTNOTES:
- UNION OF THE CROWNS. A. The Last Scottish Parliament (1705).
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- B. Drafting the Treaty (1706).
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- C. Popular Hostility To the Union (1706).
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- D. "An End of an Old Song" (1707).
- "THE WEE, WEE GERMAN LAIRDIE"[30] (1714).
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- THE RISING OF 1715. A. Gathering of the Clans (September).
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- B. Defence of Edinburgh (October).
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- C. The Battle of Sheriffmuir (November).
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- D. The Old Pretender (December).
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- E. Collapse of the Rebellion (1716).
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- F. Harshness of the Government (1716).
- THE SCOTTISH CAPITAL.[64]
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- THE JACOBITE ATTEMPT OF 1719.
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- ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND CONTRASTED (1725[77]).
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- THE MALT TAX (1725).
- GENERAL WADE'S ROADS (1726).
- FOOTNOTES:
- SCOTTISH GARDENING (1735).
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- THE PORTEOUS RIOTS (1736).
- THE "CAMBUSLANG WARK" (1742).
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE "FORTY-FIVE." A. Prince Charles lands in Scotland (July 1745).
- B. Raising the Prince's Standard (August).
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- C. The Capture of Edinburgh (September).
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- D. Prince Charles at Holyrood (September).
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- E. The Battle of Prestonpans (September).
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- F. "Johnnie Cope."[92]
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- G. Invasion of England (November-December).
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- H. The Battle of Falkirk (January, 1746).
- I. Retreat to the North (February to April, 1746).
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- J. The Eve of Culloden (April, 1746).
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- K. The Battle.
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- L. The Prince a Fugitive (April-May 1746).
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- M. Flora MacDonald (June, 1746).
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- N. Charles at Cluny's "Cage" (September, 1746).
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