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| HOME | HISTORY | CLAN CHIEF | GENEALOGY | EXECUTIVE COUNCIL | COMMISSIONER DIRECTORY | EDUCATION FOUNDATION | CLAN STORE | CASTLES | GAMES | Clan Campbell Castles While the history of Clan Campbell evolved in many places besides their great castles, the remains of such places are among the most evocative and interesting to visit today. Many of the local population would originally have been involved in their construction and supply, and many in their later d ...

Culloden April 16th 1746 WARNING NOTE : These pages will feature some articles, stories and facts of a nature which may not be suitable for younger readers. Parental guidance is recomended and we would ask that you please be responsible for what youngsters are reading. Thank you. CONTENTS & HOT LINKS p i c t u r e s - t o - c o m e The Black Watch. The oldest Highland regiment. Did Butcher Cumberland learn the tactics behind the Highland way of fighting from th ...

The Rise & Fall of the Jacobite Rebellion By Mark Monaghan. The word Jacobite comes from the Jacob's, or James' from the Royal House of Stuart. The followers of the James' (James V through to VII) were therefore known as Jacobites. The situation was like this: England had been ruled by Protestant Queen Elizabeth I, she was succeeded by James I of England (James VI of Scotland) *see the union of the crowns*. Catholic and Protestant divide not only in England but also in S ...

CULLODEN MOOR AND STORY OF THE BATTLE. This history of the Battle of Culloden was first published in 1867 by Peter Anderson. It was revised by his son 55 years later. All I have done is to convert it into HTML format, so I cannot take any credit apart from finding the book in a second hand book shop. Apart from correcting a couple of obvious typos, I have deliberately not updated the slightly old fashioned style of writing. Rick Edmondson February 1997 rick@homefield.co.uk ABOVE A ...

Glasgow's history stretches back almost two thousand years and has been rich and varied. Originally a small salmon-fishing village at a crossing point on the River Clyde, Glasgow has been shaped by Battles, World Wide Trade and Heavy Industry to become a truly International City. Finnieston Crane Founded by a Christian missionary (St Mungo), Glasgow became a major religious centre. Mungo's original church was destroyed by the wars which swept the country in the years after his deat ...

This site is devoted to Hector Macdonald Major-General Sir Hector Archibald Macdonald 1853-1903 (K.C.B., D.S.O., A.D.C., L.L.D.) Hector Macdonald, a crofter's son, began his military career as a private in the British army, and later became a Major General. Hector Macdonald fought in the Afghan war and both Boer wars. Distinguished himself when he saved the British army from total destruction at the Battle of Omdurman. Information on Hector Macdonald Singer Songwriter from Dingwall CD "HOMELAND" Featuring song "Hector MacDonald" In Memory of James Hutchison U.S. SCOTS Page created by: Richard Reincke reincke@ix.netcom.com

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Click on the subject you would like to read about! History King Kenneth and King Constantine Macbeth Stone of Destiny Freemasonry and The Illuminati The Viking Attack Theories and Mythology A BIG Thank You to.... Gargoyles Ring of Power! King Kenneth and King Constantine King Kennith of Scotland was killed in 995 and his throne taken by King Constantine The reign of Kenneth II lasted from 971-995. In 994, he tried to march into Northumbria on some conquest venture, and fa ...

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Why Scotland needs Independence Scotland is trapped in a Union with England (the United Kingdom) that has been, and continues to be, detrimental to Scottish ideals, institutions and her economy. Scotland is a rich country, with vast oil, gas, coal, water, timber and human reserves. Yet, no matter how Scotland votes, it is the English majority that decides who rules in Westminster and controls these resources. The last 16 years of Conservative rule have forced unwanted policies on Scotlan ...

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The Jacobites The Jacobites, and 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' in particular, are often seen in a romantic light. Here I attempt a more objective view. After the death of Charles II (he of the 'Restoration', Nell Gwynne etc.) his brother, James VII of Scotland and II of England managed to make himself so unpopular by his absolutist behaviour and his open support for Roman Catholicism that the English parliament invited James's son-in-law, William of Orange (aka 'King Billy'), to become Kin ...

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