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Felix O'Neille, French army captain, helping Prince Charles Edward Stuart escape the English. OVER THE SEA TO SKYE

https://t.co/xmyiIEScZ1

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2021-05-19

Felix O'Neille, French army captain, helping Prince Charles Edward Stuart escape the English. OVER THE SEA TO SKYE

https://t.co/xmyiIEScZ1

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2021-05-15

Are you watching the online commemoration of the battle of Culloden?
discusses some of the background to today's talks and discussion https://t.co/D1V6gFWqY7

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2021-04-17

“The view of the Jacobites as quasi-colonial primitives is persistent […] The seriousness of Jacobitism is ignored because the power of the threat undermines the story of British unity.”
—Prof on “Whig History” &
https://t.co/qOsC1sR3nr

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2021-04-16

from Corgarff, Aberdeenshire 🗺️

Originally a noble residence, this medieval tower house became an army base for hunting down Jacobite sympathisers & later whisky smugglers - we're pretty sure *The Castle Ladies* have tales to tell.
https://t.co/mdy4bWtiF6

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2021-04-15

9 April 1747. The Scottish Jacobite Lord Lovat (Simon Fraser) was beheaded on Tower Hill, London. He was the last man to be executed in this way in Britain. He had been convicted of high treason in the aftermath of the Battle of Culloden in 1746.

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2021-04-09

Felix O'Neille, French army captain, helping Prince Charles Edward Stuart escape the English. OVER THE SEA TO SKYE

https://t.co/xmyiIEScZ1

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2021-01-16

Felix O'Neille, French army captain, helping Bonny Prince Charlie escape the English. OVER THE SEA TO SKYE

https://t.co/xmyiIEScZ1

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2020-12-11

Felix O'Neille, French army captain, helping Prince Charles Edward Stuart escape the English. OVER THE SEA TO SKYE

https://t.co/xmyiIEABAr

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2020-12-01

On this day 275 years ago in Preston 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' gave this gold locket and portrait of himself to Miss Pedder at a ball held in his honour.

He aimed restore the Stuarts to the throne, but retreated to Scotland a couple of weeks later.



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2020-11-28

Felix O'Neille, French army captain, helping Prince Charles Edward Stuart escape the English. OVER THE SEA TO SKYE

https://t.co/xmyiIEScZ1

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2020-10-12

RT : Venturing into the realm of the oak tree ( secret symbol of the Jacobites and tannic tonic medicine) this week in the Very project inspired by the work of pioneering Scotswoman Elizabeth Blackwell https://t.co/fkGh8awaVQ

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2020-10-04

Although it is true that Rosa alba semi-plena may have been the White Rose of York and alba maxima the Great Double White or Jacobite rose— https://t.co/7cDVaVJQtK https://t.co/skYtMn9YTa

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2020-08-11

The Jacobite-Williamite War – An overview. The War between King James and King William in 1689-91, that decided the fate of Ireland. By John Dorney https://t.co/wfoCL8O7XH

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2020-07-12

Blast from the past: ‘A Shrine to the Stuart Dynasty; Lord Burlington and Jacobite Symbolism at Chiswick House’. This lecture was given to a packed audience to mark my retirement from Chiswick House 6 years ago after 18 years managing the house and conducting extensive research.

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2020-07-04

Here's my latest blog about Strong Women of the Past - this one is of a woman who was involved in the 1745 Jacobite rising....https://t.co/mBVmTt6vJw

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2020-05-18

The book my father meant to write but never got around to during his lifetime - a story of two generals, four sieges and Ireland's bloodiest battle. More at https://t.co/ab3JGVapeb

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2020-04-17

Love it when something historical like is trending. My reiver ancestors would have been on the other side at the Battle of fought in 1746
Cut paper collages, the Bonnie Prince and The Culloden Widow. here:
https://t.co/y6XOXkNgLX

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2020-04-17

Died 1747 Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, executed for his role in the '45 rebellion. George Selwyn was dubbed a barbarian for watching the event; he replied he 'had made amends' as he also went to see Lovat's head sewn back on again

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2020-04-09

1692 Massacre of Glencoe takes place after the Jacobite uprising of 1689-1692, where 38 unarmed MacDonalds of Glencoe were killed by troops under Robert Campbell of Glenlyon from Clan Campbel.

Painting by Peter Graham,After the Massacre of Glencoe 1889

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2020-02-13