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共 24 段- The twenty-ninth of May was, of course, religiously observed
- In her participation of those decided political opinions, wh
- His escape, according to Lady Nithisdale, both infuriated an
- "The Militia of England are little to be feared, nor do I be
- "We have already discoursed of the motives that induced me t
- The Marquis of Tullibardine was not, however, the only Jacob
- After the battle of Culloden had sealed the fate of the Jaco
- Sir Hector Maclean fell in the battle of Inverkeithing, wher
- Thus ended a life characterized by no ordinary share of vici
- Notwithstanding the severities of the Stuarts towards the Ma
- Numbers of the desperate and vagrant part of his clansmen no
- On the following morning the party from Paisley went on thei
- The family of Thomas of Beaufort was numerous. Of fourteen c
- Perhaps in no other country, at the same period, could the w
- During the four years of misery and peril in which the Maste
- Either through the indiscretion of Queen Mary of Modena, or
- Lord Prestonhall seems to have acted with the same unscrupul
- Lord Lovat did not hesitate long on which side he should enl
- "If he met a boy on the road, he was sure to ask whom he bel
- Lord Lovat had long thrown off the mask of courtesy, and had
- Since the death of Mr. Forbes, the President had resided fre
- In one of the Highland fastnesses Lovat remained some time;
- At ten o'clock, a scaffold which had been erected near the b
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