HÉBERT AND THE HÉBERTISTS IN THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

See FRANCE: A. D. 1790; 1793 (MARCH-JUNE),

(SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER), to 1793-1794 (NOVEMBER-JUNE).

HEBREW, The Name.

See JEWS: THEIR NATIONAL NAMES.

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HEBRIDES OR WESTERN ISLANDS, The.

"The Hebrides or Western Islands comprise all the numerous

islands and islets which extend along nearly all the west

coast of Scotland; and they anciently comprised also the

peninsula of Cantyre, the islands of the Clyde, the isle of

Rachlin, and even for some time the isle of Man."

_Historical Tales of the Wars of Scotland,

volume 3, page 60._

HEBRIDES: 9th-13th Centuries.

The dominion of the Northmen.

See

NORMANS.

NORTHMEN: 8TH-9TH CENTURIES,

and 10TH-13TH CENTURIES;

also, SODOR AND MAN.

HEBRIDES: A. D. 1266.

Cession to Scotland.

See SCOTLAND; A. D. 1266.

HEBRIDES: A. D. 1346-1504.

The Lords of the Isles.

In 1346, the dominion of most of the Hebrides became

consolidated under John, son of Ronald or Angus Oig, of Islay,

and he assumed the title of "Lord of the Isles." The Lords of

the Isles became substantially independent of the Scottish

crown until the battle of Harlaw, in 1411 (see HARLAW, BATTLE

OF). The lordship was extinguished in 1504 (see SCOTLAND: A.

D. 1502-1504).

_Historical Tales of the Wars of Scotland,

pages 65-72._

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