The Jacobite Rebellions (1689-1746)THE JACOBITE REBELLIONS (1689-1746)Reading editionChapter navigation50 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE JACOBITE REBELLIONSTHE JACOBITE REBELLIONS (1689-1746)J. PRINGLE THOMSON, M.A.EDITOR'S NOTESTATE OF PARTIES IN SCOTLAND (1689).THE CONVENTION OF ESTATES (1689).DUNDEE'S REBELLION (1689).THE BATTLE OF KILLIECRANKIE (1689).THE RELIGIOUS SETTLEMENT (1690).THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE (1692).THE BANK OF SCOTLAND (1695).A. The Project and its Originator (1695).B. Constitution of the Company (1698).C. Why the Colony Failed (1698).D. Indignation in Scotland (1699).THE UNION IMPENDING (1703).A. The Last Scottish Parliament (1705).B. Drafting the Treaty (1706).C. Popular Hostility To the Union (1706).D. "An End of an Old Song" (1707)."THE WEE, WEE GERMAN LAIRDIE"[30] (1714).A. Gathering of the Clans (September).B. Defence of Edinburgh (October).C. The Battle of Sheriffmuir (November).D. The Old Pretender (December).E. Collapse of the Rebellion (1716).F. Harshness of the Government (1716).THE SCOTTISH CAPITAL.[64]THE JACOBITE ATTEMPT OF 1719.ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND CONTRASTED (1725[77]).THE MALT TAX (1725).GENERAL WADE'S ROADS (1726).SCOTTISH GARDENING (1735).THE PORTEOUS RIOTS (1736).THE "CAMBUSLANG WARK" (1742).A. Prince Charles lands in Scotland (July 1745).B. Raising the Prince's Standard (August).C. The Capture of Edinburgh (September).D. Prince Charles at Holyrood (September).E. The Battle of Prestonpans (September).F. "Johnnie Cope."[92]G. Invasion of England (November-December).H. The Battle of Falkirk (January, 1746).I. Retreat to the North (February to April, 1746).J. The Eve of Culloden (April, 1746).K. The Battle.L. The Prince a Fugitive (April-May 1746).M. Flora MacDonald (June, 1746).N. Charles at Cluny's "Cage" (September, 1746).Previous chapter ←THE JACOBITE REBELLIONSNext chapter →J. PRINGLE THOMSON, M.A.All chapters and sections (50)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE JACOBITE REBELLIONSTHE JACOBITE REBELLIONS (1689-1746)J. PRINGLE THOMSON, M.A.EDITOR'S NOTESTATE OF PARTIES IN SCOTLAND (1689).THE CONVENTION OF ESTATES (1689).DUNDEE'S REBELLION (1689).THE BATTLE OF KILLIECRANKIE (1689).THE RELIGIOUS SETTLEMENT (1690).THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE (1692).THE BANK OF SCOTLAND (1695).A. The Project and its Originator (1695).B. Constitution of the Company (1698).C. Why the Colony Failed (1698).D. Indignation in Scotland (1699).THE UNION IMPENDING (1703).A. The Last Scottish Parliament (1705).B. Drafting the Treaty (1706).C. Popular Hostility To the Union (1706).D. "An End of an Old Song" (1707)."THE WEE, WEE GERMAN LAIRDIE"[30] (1714).A. Gathering of the Clans (September).B. Defence of Edinburgh (October).C. The Battle of Sheriffmuir (November).D. The Old Pretender (December).E. Collapse of the Rebellion (1716).F. Harshness of the Government (1716).THE SCOTTISH CAPITAL.[64]THE JACOBITE ATTEMPT OF 1719.ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND CONTRASTED (1725[77]).THE MALT TAX (1725).GENERAL WADE'S ROADS (1726).SCOTTISH GARDENING (1735).THE PORTEOUS RIOTS (1736).THE "CAMBUSLANG WARK" (1742).A. Prince Charles lands in Scotland (July 1745).B. Raising the Prince's Standard (August).C. The Capture of Edinburgh (September).D. Prince Charles at Holyrood (September).E. The Battle of Prestonpans (September).F. "Johnnie Cope."[92]G. Invasion of England (November-December).H. The Battle of Falkirk (January, 1746).I. Retreat to the North (February to April, 1746).J. The Eve of Culloden (April, 1746).K. The Battle.L. The Prince a Fugitive (April-May 1746).M. Flora MacDonald (June, 1746).N. Charles at Cluny's "Cage" (September, 1746).BY◇← THE JACOBITE REBELLIONSJ. PRINGLE THOMSON, M.A. →