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quadgram	frequency
the duke of perth	118
of the duke of	62
is said to have	60
the duke of cumberland	59
the marquis of tullibardine	49
at the head of	48
of lord george murray	48
at the same time	43
the master of lovat	43
the battle of culloden	40
the head of the	38
missing quotation mark added	34
at the battle of	34
of the house of	34
on the part of	32
of the earl of	30
the whole of the	29
said to have been	29
the rest of the	29
the name of the	29
to the duke of	28
as soon as the	27
in the course of	26
the duke of argyle	26
after the battle of	25
by the duke of	25
the cause of the	24
the king of france	22
of the family of	22
at the time of	22
in the house of	21
of one of the	21
in one of the	21
on the following day	21
at the end of	21
the time of the	20
one of the most	20
history of the rebellion	19
you may be sure	19
in the first place	19
by lord george murray	19
to the house of	19
quotation mark added after	18
seems to have been	18
to lord george murray	18
in favour of the	18
was one of the	18
as soon as he	17
the earl of nithisdale	17
appears to have been	17
the duke of atholl	17
lord george murray was	17
on the other hand	17
that the duke of	17
that it would be	16
in the time of	16
quotation mark added before	16
after the death of	16
the court of st	16
in the service of	16
the field of battle	16
it was not until	16
and the duke of	16
at the back of	16
the lord high steward	16
i do not know	16
in the hands of	15
under the command of	15
the head of his	15
the marquis of athole	15
in the case of	15
from time to time	14
as soon as they	14
which he had been	14
in which he had	14
the part of the	14
as one of the	14
at the court of	14
a good deal of	13
the hands of the	13
the head of a	13
for the purpose of	13
the king of sweden	13
in the cause of	13
in the reign of	13
the battle of preston	13
it would have been	13
as well as the	13
in the midst of	13
the house of lords	13
the side of the	13
that he was not	13
the edge of the	13
the beginning of the	13
a quarter of a	13
it seems to me	12
i have no doubt	12
for the sake of	12
i am indebted to	12
the top of the	12
the character of the	12
to the earl of	12
on account of the	12
by one of the	12
that he had been	12
to have been a	12
the greater part of	12
in a short time	12
of those who were	12
the course of the	12
quarter of a mile	12
the earl of kilmarnock	12
of the church of	12
in the possession of	12
to be able to	12
the centre of the	12
the author of the	12
of the marquis of	12
the middle of the	12
the arrival of the	11
the conduct of the	11
cause of the stuarts	11
in a few days	11
the nature of the	11
of charles the first	11
by a party of	11
during the whole of	11
the coming of the	11
if he had been	11
with the exception of	11
tales of a grandfather	11
of those who had	11
on the following morning	11
the manner in which	11
was a man of	11
of james the second	10
of the jacobite party	10
he was obliged to	10
for the first time	10
the mouth of the	10
in the battle of	10
to the cause of	10
the prince and his	10
of the rebellion of	10
the house of drummond	10
the door of the	10
as well as his	10
the back of a	10
the death of his	10
coming of the pretender	10
as if he had	10
and lord george murray	10
i am going to	10
i am sure that	10
by the name of	10
in consequence of the	10
by the side of	10
of george the first	10
duke of cumberland was	9
in the presence of	9
the church of england	9
the battle of falkirk	9
a member of the	9
there is no doubt	9
of the king of	9
will be able to	9
and at the same	9
the thickness of the	9
to the king of	9
a day or two	9
with the rest of	9
at the house of	9
in the direction of	9
i do not think	9
on the th of	9
had it not been	9
it is difficult to	9
the death of the	9
as it has been	9
the passage of the	9
the command of the	9
in the thickness of	9
at the top of	9
i am glad to	9
was at this time	9
in the centre of	9
the morning of the	9
the restoration of the	9
by the earl of	9
the prince of orange	9
the fate of the	9
not be able to	9
to which he had	9
the earl of mar	9
in the days of	9
the service of the	9
and it would be	9
at the foot of	9
in spite of the	9
to have been the	9
in a state of	9
the end of the	9
the foot of the	9
case of thomas drummond	8
the history of the	8
that part of the	8
according to his own	8
in the island of	8
it would be a	8
of which he was	8
in the character of	8
am indebted to the	8
a great deal of	8
the duke of holstein	8
in which he was	8
glad to see you	8
into the hands of	8
but i did not	8
i hope you will	8
the earl of derwentwater	8
in the wall of	8
was one of those	8
he said to himself	8
of the court of	8
on the morning of	8
it will be a	8
part of the house	8
the interest of the	8
in the middle of	8
he is said to	8
the back of the	8
of some of the	8
there would be no	8
we shall have to	8
with the duke of	8
it is impossible to	8
was at that time	8
from place to place	8
duke of perth was	8
the duke of athole	8
under the name of	8
the affairs of the	8
the lieutenant of the	8
the duke of queensbury	8
in the habit of	8
what do you think	8
in the beginning of	8
in the eyes of	8
that he did not	8
duke of perth and	8
to join in the	8
the hopes of the	8
i am indebted for	8
is one of the	8
in the insurrection of	8
might be able to	8
in his power to	7
and most of the	7
that he would have	7
the seat of the	7
extra quotation mark removed	7
that the earl of	7
of murray of broughton	7
that is to say	7
the evening of the	7
battle of preston pans	7
the story of the	7
shall be able to	7
who seems to have	7
in the life of	7
to take part in	7
the duke of montrose	7
the isle of skye	7
and that he would	7
is supposed to have	7
one of the men	7
the south side of	7
on the other side	7
as soon as we	7
of the master of	7
may be able to	7
in the rebellion of	7
that he is a	7
of the young chevalier	7
the early part of	7
the inhabitants of the	7
of james the sixth	7
took up his abode	7
as soon as it	7
and that it was	7
the failure of the	7
the fury of the	7
lord george murray and	7
in the north of	7
the chief of the	7
the friends of the	7
may be sure that	7
quotation mark removed from	7
the command of a	7
as we have seen	7
for the benefit of	7
that he should have	7
set fire to the	7
it may be that	7
to the place where	7
on the plea of	7
the house of stuart	7
the right of the	7
it is evident that	7
of the clan maclean	7
early in the morning	7
he seems to have	7
was not long before	7
a commission in the	7
for the use of	7
for the most part	7
on the borders of	7
a man who had	7
are said to have	7
for a long time	7
the other side of	7
would have been the	7
be able to make	7
in the present day	7
the ancient seat of	7
the eldest son of	7
the events of the	7
he would not have	7
the reign of james	7
this part of the	7
the midst of his	7
an account of the	7
to the marquis of	7
there will be a	7
lieutenant of the tower	7
on the fourth of	7
lord george murray had	7
the floor of a	7
the king of denmark	7
during the reign of	7
the spirit of the	7
the standard of the	7
of james duke of	7
of the insurrection of	7
reign of james the	7
have been able to	7
in the way of	7
and that they were	7
duke of perth had	7
a very short time	7
the person of the	7
that he would not	7
of the young prince	7
he appears to have	7
the house of a	7
seems to me that	7
that it was the	7
marquis of tullibardine was	7
the effects of the	7
as soon as i	7
in spite of his	7
old seat of the	7
ancient seat of the	7
that it was not	7
i can tell you	7
it not been for	7
and it was not	7
the wall of the	7
those who had been	6
of many of the	6
was not to be	6
two or three of	6
the character of a	6
in the name of	6
at the age of	6
in his history of	6
in the form of	6
at the beginning of	6
active part in the	6
of the character of	6
that they would not	6
of the highlanders was	6
the walls of the	6
other side of the	6
that he should be	6
that he and his	6
that lord george murray	6
he was a man	6
upon the death of	6
in the person of	6
of thomas of beaufort	6
to do with it	6
under the protection of	6
a sum of money	6
in the mind of	6
some of the most	6
at the risk of	6
was by no means	6
the officers of the	6
edge of the forest	6
the rest of his	6
thickness of the wall	6
that there was a	6
by the marquis of	6
if we were to	6
but there is no	6
the death of hugh	6
in addition to these	6
that there was no	6
to the rank of	6
at the siege of	6
in the parish of	6
by the lord high	6
concerned in a plot	6
the elector of hanover	6
to the island of	6
to the number of	6
top of the house	6
the movements of the	6
part of the country	6
under the care of	6
branch of the family	6
in a position to	6
of the name of	6
he was in the	6
to give no quarter	6
the favour of the	6
of the isle of	6
that he could not	6
that he was a	6
in the county of	6
the standard of charles	6
with regard to the	6
during the course of	6
we are going to	6
i did not know	6
it must be acknowledged	6
the siege of blair	6
the possession of the	6
so far as to	6
the aid of a	6
to be found in	6
to the standard of	6
to leave the country	6
the heads of the	6
the leader of the	6
the earl of argyle	6
as far as i	6
the fortunes of the	6
late in the evening	6
appear to have been	6
mark removed from after	6
a large body of	6
the memory of the	6
that it will be	6
the case of thomas	6
from the duke of	6
their places in the	6
to take advantage of	6
the life of the	6
by the title of	6
a few years ago	6
one of the greatest	6
one hundred and fifty	6
in the swedish service	6
they were to be	6
as soon as possible	6
of the chevalier st	6
to whom it was	6
you will have no	6
there is not a	6
the younger brother of	6
the retreat from derby	6
of sir john maclean	6
the duke of berwick	6
on the tenth of	6
lord george murray to	6
the confidence of the	6
for the good of	6
the house of hanover	6
three or four miles	5
mind of lord george	5
a mile from the	5
the east side of	5
was the commencement of	5
it was not only	5
the valour of the	5
the house of the	5
of being concerned in	5
with one of the	5
there was no occasion	5
prince charles and his	5
have nothing to do	5
the people of england	5
the city of london	5
south side of the	5
soon as he was	5
the next day they	5
part of the wall	5
the position of the	5
that he had not	5
of the prince of	5
head of the clan	5
i should like to	5
be found in the	5
in the british army	5
say that it was	5
could not have been	5
that he had a	5
a clean breast of	5
the commencement of the	5
in the upper part	5
to the jacobite cause	5
to take care of	5
him out of the	5
and i am sure	5
that the prince should	5
the life of lord	5
were at that time	5
on the east side	5
to the isle of	5
marquis of tullibardine and	5
took the road to	5
of the life of	5
the duke of marlborough	5
a party of the	5
ignorance of the language	5
the sound of the	5
and i have no	5
to those of the	5
to the cause which	5
would not have been	5
in this part of	5
a few miles from	5
the field of culloden	5
from one of the	5
the part of lord	5
the place where he	5
the father of lord	5
a captain in the	5
was received by the	5
i will do my	5
it is true that	5
the character of lord	5
a quarter of an	5
that which he had	5
if they do not	5
there was also another	5
of the battle of	5
a hundred and fifty	5
and it may be	5
it was not long	5
in the old days	5
of the clan fraser	5
in an old house	5
at the expense of	5
for a short time	5
i should have been	5
two or three days	5
is to be seen	5
the eyes of the	5
joined the standard of	5
as well as he	5
three or four of	5
on the eleventh of	5
the old manor house	5
it is certain that	5
in half an hour	5
the body of the	5
but it was not	5
from the effects of	5
of the prisoners were	5
with the hope of	5
one of the servants	5
he was unable to	5
it will not be	5
nature of the thing	5
the church of rome	5
was the daughter of	5
that a party of	5
from the hands of	5
will do my best	5
the island of skye	5
of the king to	5
of the athole family	5
james duke of perth	5
for which i am	5
in the castle of	5
you will be able	5
charlie and his companion	5
the upper part of	5
to which he was	5
and that he was	5
of william the third	5
to the laird of	5
a great portion of	5
history of the highlands	5
late in the afternoon	5
to one of his	5
the whole of this	5
the siege of stirling	5
out of the question	5
the direction of the	5
the part of his	5
the state of the	5
on the evening of	5
i did not think	5
quarter of an hour	5
i am sorry to	5
to his native country	5
accession of george the	5
ought to be able	5
said that he was	5
a considerable number of	5
one of the last	5
the presence of the	5
by the laird of	5
the use of the	5
by the master of	5
out of the way	5
was given to the	5
bore the name of	5
as soon as you	5
where the duke of	5
to the chevalier st	5
life of lord lovat	5
engaged in the rebellion	5
the time when the	5
from the field of	5
but there was no	5
on the sixth of	5
of the town of	5
have an opportunity of	5
the close of the	5
the earl of cromartie	5
the house of commons	5
subject of this memoir	5
the result of a	5
by an act of	5
by this time the	5
according to some accounts	5
in that part of	5
the marquis de torcy	5
the earl of wintoun	5
tour to the hebrides	5
the home of his	5
had brought with him	5
in the isle of	5
to make the attempt	5
the earl of carnwath	5
the prince of hesse	5
and took up his	5
the care of the	5
i do not see	5
on the previous day	5
have no reason to	5
in the affairs of	5
the force of the	5
account of the family	5
in the first instance	5
on the eve of	5
that it was a	5
the discovery of the	5
character of lord lovat	5
the conduct of his	5
year of his age	5
the title of lord	5
that he was the	5
at the time when	5
the decision of the	5
was not until the	5
the minds of the	5
the court of france	5
was born in the	5
a party of soldiers	5
it is not a	5
that he might be	5
i think it is	5
master of lovat was	5
the last of the	5
it is necessary to	5
do you think of	5
the appearance of the	5
the fate of his	5
restoration of the stuarts	5
old manor house of	5
to be sent to	5
says the author of	5
i am ready to	5
bear the name of	5
the spot where the	5
that it might be	5
was not the only	5
standard of charles edward	5
to take possession of	5
east side of the	5
it was the custom	5
the cause which he	5
they were in the	5
there is no fear	5
i do not want	5
on the same day	5
in the streets of	5
the spirits of the	5
was sent to the	5
the young duke of	5
had the honour of	5
the other end of	5
by sir walter scott	5
we should not be	5
with the aid of	5
it is remarkable that	5
the earl of seaforth	5
of the late king	5
as far as the	5
of the state of	5
chief of the clan	5
i do not say	5
not been for the	5
would be likely to	5
other end of the	5
the accession of george	5
a part of the	5
i am heartily glad	5
the approach of the	5
the lower part of	5
early part of the	5
that he would be	5
in the early part	5
it would be impossible	5
by the force of	4
and many of the	4
in a letter from	4
to the mind of	4
it is one of	4
the opposite side of	4
after the failure of	4
the house of athole	4
in case of need	4
with some of the	4
at the door of	4
have the advantage of	4
born in the year	4
of william of orange	4
in the neighbourhood of	4
the manor house of	4
to part with the	4
you will not be	4
the enemies of the	4
the family of fraser	4
in one of his	4
in command of the	4
i should say that	4
that it is the	4
be able to do	4
the warrant for his	4
of sir robert walpole	4
the power of the	4
in pursuit of him	4
end of that time	4
the earl of tullibardine	4
be able to give	4
there will be no	4
with respect to the	4
head of his clan	4
the massacre of glencoe	4
took their places in	4
i do not doubt	4
the reluctance of the	4
the charge of being	4
the newspapers of the	4
if he does not	4
the bodies of the	4
during the month of	4
considerable portion of the	4
on the road to	4
not so much as	4
highest to the lowest	4
cause which he had	4
the title of earl	4
that the prince was	4
was descended from a	4
it is worse than	4
in a quarter of	4
to the young chevalier	4
not in the least	4
appears not to have	4
he had had a	4
walked up and down	4
to return to england	4
beneath the floor of	4
it would be better	4
much in the same	4
killed at the battle	4
in a few minutes	4
the top of a	4
door in the floor	4
that one of the	4
in the opinion of	4
one of the first	4
that they were to	4
that he had gone	4
a man of honour	4
on the ninth of	4
the affections of the	4
the names of the	4
the isle of man	4
am glad to see	4
at the edge of	4
of hugh lord lovat	4
by charles the second	4
there would have been	4
for the arrival of	4
in order of battle	4
one of the few	4
mile and a half	4
the names of those	4
on the confines of	4
to enter into the	4
being concerned in a	4
an active part in	4
part of the building	4
have the honour to	4
by some of the	4
to be put to	4
that there should be	4
that the king has	4
to the spot where	4
within a mile of	4
of compassion for the	4
were in the habit	4
a man of considerable	4
had by this time	4
the highest to the	4
with him to the	4
the end of that	4
the value of the	4
the bulk of the	4
i thank god i	4
to engage in the	4
but it is a	4
for the men to	4
use the words of	4
on board a ship	4
on the south side	4
which he addressed to	4
hundred and fifty men	4
to him in the	4
a short distance from	4
that many of the	4
a place of safety	4
the circumstances under which	4
as there is no	4
does not appear that	4
for concealment and escape	4
nothing can be done	4
it has been stated	4
if i had been	4
will be in a	4
that he was to	4
and you may be	4
of the stuart family	4
heard the sound of	4
with which it was	4
by the nature of	4
he was confirmed in	4
to the prince of	4
four or five days	4
an old house at	4
the landlord of the	4
in a few hours	4
on the subject of	4
the exercise of his	4
i am afraid that	4
did not think of	4
did not wish to	4
as a matter of	4
says sir walter scott	4
from the highest to	4
memoirs of the life	4
young duke of perth	4
such is the statement	4
the following letter to	4
i will have a	4
the earl of athole	4
the execution of lord	4
the family of lovat	4
of the assassination plot	4
find that it is	4
which was to be	4
a mile and a	4
which lord george had	4
it does not appear	4
the borders of the	4
lord kilmarnock and lord	4
in the secret chamber	4
the character of this	4
at one of the	4
no sooner had the	4
gave an exclamation of	4
head of the house	4
he was of a	4
the subject of the	4
adds the same writer	4
it was in the	4
the minds of his	4
he is sure to	4
the principles of the	4
two days after the	4
the mother of the	4
as far as we	4
in a matter of	4
him that it was	4
that you are in	4
one way or the	4
the custom of the	4
be a man of	4
the effects of his	4
it is a good	4
by the laws of	4
he could not have	4
to the care of	4
newspapers of the day	4
sir john maclean was	4
memoirs of the jacobites	4
placed on the table	4
battle of sherriff muir	4
the west side of	4
the merits of the	4
out of the house	4
the father of the	4
the arms of the	4
before the battle of	4
are still pointed out	4
at the base of	4
on the coast of	4
two of the men	4
took possession of the	4
in the court of	4
the loyalty of the	4
that is true enough	4
with the name of	4
he had learned to	4
fourth earl of nithisdale	4
and lord mungo murray	4
as much as possible	4
lord george murray in	4
the vengeance of the	4
the direction in which	4
of the jacobite army	4
if i did not	4
he declared that he	4
was created earl of	4
an act of parliament	4
two or three miles	4
great portion of the	4
body of the army	4
in a low tone	4
under a strong guard	4
the dowager lady lovat	4
of james earl of	4
of those concerned in	4
of a highland chieftain	4
that you did not	4
the death of her	4
it was resolved to	4
come to the throne	4
one of them was	4
in the british museum	4
know anything about it	4
the north of england	4
as in the case	4
some of his friends	4
of the jacobite cause	4
were some of the	4
could only be reached	4
not many years ago	4
like most of the	4
so as to be	4
his quarters in the	4
that the prince had	4
the house of fraser	4
to the fury of	4
and in a few	4
of the long island	4
the news of the	4
by the death of	4
i know that the	4
the authority of the	4
at the death of	4
was composed of the	4
command of the army	4
earl of kilmarnock was	4
the reign of queen	4
into a state of	4
to the dignity of	4
and it will be	4
for the restoration of	4
put an end to	4
in process of time	4
that there is a	4
by the advice of	4
it was in his	4
a council of war	4
in the dead of	4
seem to have been	4
the name of fraser	4
the interests of the	4
not one of the	4
that on which the	4
of charles the second	4
was directed to the	4
he was received by	4
during the lifetime of	4
of the people of	4
who was colonel of	4
have his own again	4
the laird of beaufort	4
a certain amount of	4
in a few words	4
the following day he	4
the hand of the	4
to whom he had	4
was the first to	4
the old seat of	4
the young chevalier was	4
at a distance from	4
there is no saying	4
to take up arms	4
take possession of the	4
lord george commanded the	4
the origin of the	4
different parts of the	4
the fidelity of the	4
in a very short	4
on the twelfth of	4
the hands of a	4
of the great hall	4
known by the name	4
he might be able	4
the whole of his	4
the safety of the	4
in order to secure	4
by one of his	4
under the influence of	4
take advantage of the	4
the existence of the	4
not to have been	4
the tower of london	4
the title of the	4
the duke of devonshire	4
the flight of the	4
i have come to	4
the battle of sherriff	4
one of those who	4
of the house is	4
one of the windows	4
cause of the jacobites	4
out of the town	4
which lord lovat had	4
it must have been	4
to have recourse to	4
are going to have	4
that he had ever	4
half an hour after	4
side of the town	4
opposite side of the	4
by which it was	4
the battle of fontenoy	4
and most humble servant	4
had been in the	4
duke of cumberland had	4
the charge of the	4
the end of a	4
and you will be	4
by means of a	4
as it would be	4
was translated to him	4
of maxwell of kirkconnel	4
if i were in	4
to return to the	4
and i think it	4
said to have had	4
in any of the	4
take part in the	4
sketches of the highlanders	4
in the church of	4
in the french service	4
within the walls of	4
is a piece of	4
in the morning when	4
the people of the	4
did not think that	4
a glass of wine	4
in the same cause	4
to sir alexander macdonald	4
in addition to the	4
of a company of	4
that i could not	4
the prince in the	4
the clan of fraser	4
the honour of a	4
in the great hall	4
he went to the	4
in the mean time	4
to do in the	4
the head of loch	4
was lord george murray	4
the court of the	4
to have had a	4
the country of the	4
the success of the	4
i have been so	4
and that i am	4
in the face of	4
up to the house	4
which the duke of	4
two or three hours	4
before the house of	4
those concerned in it	4
a spy in the	4
of fire and sword	4
death of hugh lord	4
engaged in the insurrection	4
the prince arrived at	4
father of lord george	4
loyalty to the stuarts	4
is the statement of	4
be one of the	4
the town of derby	4
in the history of	4
to be in readiness	4
a deep sense of	4
a commission from the	4
to return to scotland	4
reign of queen anne	4
the earldom of perth	4
the th of december	4
in the fate of	4
of the whole of	4
in the city of	4
of louis the fourteenth	4
who bore the name	4
of the seventeenth century	4
he might have been	4
of the army to	4
upper part of the	4
brother of the duke	4
the influence of the	4
soon as it was	4
on the one hand	4
a short distance away	4
for which he had	4
the course of his	4
must have been the	4
to take their places	4
or at any rate	4
at that time in	4
to do what they	4
of the same rank	4
the remains of the	4
the time of his	4
the attention of the	4
as to the manner	4
told him that the	4
the very name of	4
of charles the twelfth	4
to write to you	4
favour of the stuarts	4
there would be a	4
way or the other	4
the late earl of	4
was made in the	4
to him in his	4
the rest of my	4
and i shall be	4
he was able to	4
as if it were	4
had no difficulty in	4
the same time to	4
the duke of hamilton	4
rest of the army	4
thomas fraser of beaufort	4
then returned to the	4
a portion of the	4
we may be able	4
take their places in	4
with the spirit of	4
the ruin of the	4
from the fact that	4
title of earl of	4
beginning of the year	4
the banks of the	4
had the charge of	4
on his way to	4
be of any use	4
a considerable portion of	4
of those who have	4
to use the words	4
a great number of	4
the proceedings of the	4
the strength of his	4
be able to get	4
on the eighth of	4
would be able to	4
cleeve prior manor house	4
younger son of the	4
and there is no	4
in the absence of	4
of three or four	4
they were ordered to	4
it is as well	4
the good will of	4
historical account of the	4
the hands of his	4
of which he had	4
in the open air	4
by lord john drummond	4
of lord george to	4
after the prince had	4
your most affectionate brother	4
the name of a	4
it was not a	4
in behalf of the	4
is as good as	4
the death of william	4
thought the matter over	4
to have been chiefly	4
a troop of horse	4
this time in the	4
had been educated in	3
he was resolved to	3
in the following letter	3
up his abode at	3
one who knew him	3
of him to whom	3
make up your mind	3
with the news that	3
as if she had	3
we should have been	3
known as the chapel	3
the top of his	3
spent much of his	3
was a roman catholic	3
in order to give	3
will make no difference	3
in order that they	3
the highest idea of	3
i had been in	3
the earl of eglintoun	3
found some years ago	3
part of lord lovat	3
upon the affections of	3
life of lord derwentwater	3
a hundred and forty	3
of father john gerard	3
of the lords of	3
army had passed the	3
who were in the	3
to the stuart cause	3
of the highest rank	3
in which rob roy	3
if you were to	3
a bottle of wine	3
the fashionable world were	3
account of the clan	3
until after the battle	3
be out of the	3
that is good news	3
sixth earl of carnwath	3
if he had had	3
the officer in command	3
a secret chamber at	3
before the court of	3
observes sir walter scott	3
had engaged in the	3
the justice of the	3
the pass of killicrankie	3
than if he had	3
of charles edward was	3
it is with the	3
as soon as his	3
his royal highness would	3
he had a great	3
lord salton and lord	3
to make his escape	3
of james the first	3
the relief of the	3
that you may be	3
much of his time	3
the last days of	3
the man who had	3
guilty upon my honour	3
the dignity of the	3
of the young nobleman	3
not in the secret	3
person of the pretender	3
his head on the	3
there was still another	3
to be set at	3
cause of the chevalier	3
the lips of the	3
the pursuit of the	3
am indebted for the	3
accounted for by the	3
in the second place	3
with those who have	3
they are out of	3
i never had any	3
we have not room	3
the truth of this	3
as the author of	3
was in no condition	3
in one of these	3
behind one of the	3
the death of james	3
from the imputation of	3
it appears that the	3
was in the year	3
far as he could	3
the earl of crawford	3
james earl of derwentwater	3
the subject of this	3
him to be a	3
the soldier and the	3
wrote a letter to	3
we shall have a	3
the house of one	3
out of the country	3
the duchess of perth	3
as the master of	3
the knowledge of the	3
he heard the sound	3
very glad to hear	3
to me that i	3
of the jacobites were	3
the court of justiciary	3
sir ewan cameron of	3
on the next day	3
the young prince of	3
who had been condemned	3
reign of george the	3
conduct of the duke	3
go back to the	3
that they had seen	3
on the throne of	3
of the island of	3
were brought to light	3
of a contemporary writer	3
by tradition to have	3
it had not been	3
the disposition of the	3
of charles edward to	3
of a troop of	3
the form of a	3
with the king of	3
to the court of	3
end of a week	3
flight of steps leading	3
have no doubt he	3
the seat of lord	3
the eighteenth of august	3
the landing of the	3
the day before the	3
on the right of	3
stated that he had	3
on which he had	3
of the house in	3
son of lord george	3
there will be some	3
of the earldom of	3
more than a quarter	3
of the manner in	3
he was his lawful	3
then secretary of state	3
from the main road	3
it was decided that	3
be regarded as a	3
of his own men	3
put up at the	3
i received a letter	3
over the head of	3
to the gentlemen who	3
for the last four	3
that of rob roy	3
the progress of the	3
all through the winter	3
in spite of this	3
to the castle of	3
feel by any means	3
a prisoner in the	3
in a low voice	3
he would have been	3
council of war was	3
it is known that	3
the gentlemen who had	3
the matter of the	3
to the rest of	3
one of the rooms	3
two thousand five hundred	3
other parts of the	3
declared himself to be	3
his opinion that the	3
the guard of the	3
the service of government	3
the place where the	3
the bank of the	3
side of the river	3
on the second day	3
to return to his	3
he writes to the	3
in arrest of judgment	3
nothing to complain of	3
in one of them	3
succeeded his father in	3
the time of queen	3
him to whom it	3
a part of his	3
the rigour of the	3
i suppose you have	3
for a few minutes	3
took place between the	3
a lord of parliament	3
that the king was	3
time to take part	3
order that they might	3
the bravery of his	3
one of his friends	3
me all about it	3
in different parts of	3
he was ready to	3
of the reign of	3
whilst lord george murray	3
who had the charge	3
the entrance to a	3
it would be cruel	3
a party of men	3
as i could do	3
i am sorry you	3
in the front of	3
was placed on the	3
a full account of	3
which could not be	3
was no occasion for	3
the good of the	3
the party of the	3
but this is a	3
no more right to	3
is to have the	3
were of opinion that	3
it could only be	3
would have carried his	3
that he had given	3
one of those men	3
his marriage with a	3
in another part of	3
lower part of the	3
great body of the	3
a very narrow escape	3
in such a case	3
according to lord lovat	3
the glen of sorrow	3
i were in your	3
hopes of a reprieve	3
as many men as	3
that i ever saw	3
so short a time	3
adherent of charles edward	3
of the highland chiefs	3
sword in his hand	3
a daughter of the	3
influence over the minds	3
by a gentleman of	3
it shall be my	3
of which it is	3
the morning when they	3
to the north of	3
during the absence of	3
the laird of culloden	3
in the enjoyment of	3
in front of him	3
few of the troops	3
daughter of the earl	3
of the honours and	3
in which it was	3
the title of duke	3
and you will find	3
high spirits at the	3
by the treachery of	3
received with delight by	3
more to do with	3
the noise of the	3
it was known that	3
of one of his	3
that some of the	3
leads of the roof	3
that it should be	3
master of lovat had	3
and in the second	3
the mind of lord	3
and he might have	3
which the family of	3
the men who were	3
for the last three	3
had been at the	3
the just sentence of	3
it is likely enough	3
this was in the	3
of the army would	3
from which he was	3
would be impossible to	3
of the jacobites of	3
to my wife and	3
the king will be	3
about four miles from	3
a position to offer	3
up in two lines	3
in the practice of	3
not only that he	3
could be of no	3
the following extract from	3
the period of his	3
with the family of	3
two miles from the	3
a family who had	3
was said to be	3
he will be here	3
on the way to	3
for some time in	3
from some of the	3
am sure of that	3
according to his account	3
after the battle was	3
in comparison with the	3
to fight against him	3
and the descendant of	3
the house of her	3
at the mercy of	3
was in the possession	3
it is probable that	3
the ranks of the	3
in case of a	3
with his own hand	3
and that is the	3
there has been a	3
his father and himself	3
by the coming of	3
upon the arrival of	3
the site of the	3
clean breast of it	3
with a party of	3
as much as i	3
if she had been	3
will be worse for	3
between him and the	3
eleven in the morning	3
though we have not	3
was known that the	3
for the security of	3
at his castle of	3
standard of the prince	3
as a sort of	3
treated with the utmost	3
the depth of winter	3
the advice of the	3
had a very narrow	3
on behalf of the	3
the drums beat to	3
the fire of the	3
rigour of the law	3
the retreat of the	3
which they were to	3
sent a message to	3
the duke of york	3
the laws of god	3
by the orders of	3
be said to have	3
in the rear of	3
episcopal church of scotland	3
do not hesitate to	3
run the risk of	3
to speak of the	3
caught sight of the	3
up in the wall	3
the events of that	3
are not likely to	3
on account of his	3
that he was in	3
to take a share	3
the family of lord	3
to the exiled family	3
in the vicinity of	3
it is not easy	3
the father of simon	3
not long before he	3
the last few weeks	3
to speak to him	3
in the family of	3
pretender upon the throne	3
that part of scotland	3
were at an end	3
which is said to	3
captain jervoise and his	3
lord george murray as	3
think you ought to	3
the hands of one	3
obliged to you for	3
now occupied by a	3
to the manner in	3
be a matter of	3
he had never seen	3
was aimed at the	3
and the earl of	3
and from thence to	3
tells me that you	3
of the late rebellion	3
which a person could	3
some of those who	3
head of the clans	3
he had been playing	3
to one who had	3
was killed at the	3
and lord john drummond	3
sent up to the	3
will be all the	3
he had been in	3
the minister of war	3
i shall have the	3
on the night of	3
a list of the	3
daughter of sir william	3
is no hope of	3
between charles edward and	3
and the father of	3
you that i have	3
the clerk of the	3
events of the day	3
the insurrection in the	3
the best part of	3
by those who were	3
the day appointed for	3
on the ground floor	3
interest of the nation	3
had passed the river	3
the first opportunity of	3
when he hears that	3
it would not be	3
the reign of william	3
well satisfied with the	3
the fireplace of the	3
the army of charles	3
and there will be	3
did not expect to	3
the use of arms	3
to give up the	3
not appear that the	3
i was going to	3
of sir walter scott	3
devotion to the cause	3
of prince charles edward	3
he returned to the	3
and the rest of	3
as a man of	3
for him in the	3
the main body of	3
flight of the king	3
in the confidence of	3
far as i am	3
that it is not	3
to wait for the	3
in the thick of	3
the question was put	3
the cause of james	3
the marquis of argyle	3
i was in the	3
that it is a	3
for there was no	3
get out of the	3
the time that the	3
was informed that the	3
i have not had	3
which you may be	3
the profession of the	3
at a distance of	3
parts of the town	3
night before his execution	3
pulled down in the	3
in order to escape	3
have not had the	3
to the assistance of	3
to the time when	3
if we do not	3
at this time in	3
would be cruel to	3
of lord kilmarnock was	3
she was the daughter	3
duke of cumberland and	3
drums beat to arms	3
is it to be	3
that i have been	3
of the english army	3
of great importance to	3
to be supposed that	3
a great degree of	3
had been sent on	3
master of lovat and	3
it was far more	3
any other part of	3
to serve in the	3
the duke of croy	3
to the memory of	3
for the camden society	3
on a visit to	3
most of the other	3
were not in the	3
of the first line	3
a mile of the	3
of sir richard head	3
some alterations to the	3
place in an old	3
make nothing of it	3
some of my friends	3
floor of a cupboard	3
is said by tradition	3
a large number of	3
with a view to	3
and to have been	3
was colonel of the	3
king shall have his	3
by lord george to	3
up to the window	3
in the events of	3
to the enjoyment of	3
but i thought it	3
side of the water	3
side of the castle	3
of a prince whom	3
in the village of	3
under sentence of death	3
i doubt not that	3
in the jacobite army	3
it is singular that	3
the water of nairn	3
them out of the	3
and all honest frasers	3
all over the country	3
once upon a time	3
answered that he had	3
was the cause of	3
favour of the chevalier	3
i wrote to you	3
the castle of duart	3
making a clean breast	3
within a few miles	3
during his stay at	3
on the floor of	3
be long before i	3
very kind to me	3
it is of no	3
to the fact that	3
found in one of	3
went to the house	3
i am sure of	3
back to the inn	3
it was the first	3
sitting by the fire	3
many of the highland	3
what is to be	3
be little doubt that	3
the representative of an	3
four or five miles	3
he was in a	3
to make use of	3
than that of the	3
wounded at the battle	3
to go to the	3
the brother of lord	3
the young king of	3
in favour of lord	3
head of the army	3
than i used to	3
according to some statements	3
of the act of	3
of king james the	3
he said to the	3
he wrote to the	3
the king has been	3
which he had taken	3
which charles edward had	3
but as soon as	3
of this extraordinary man	3
the prince set out	3
be reached by a	3
he found that he	3
of the macdonalds of	3
battle of culloden was	3
this was the first	3
to charles the first	3
had been made for	3
be ready to march	3
the situation of the	3
it was in vain	3
and that they had	3
of his affairs was	3
worthy of the name	3
the same time the	3
were in your place	3
is a matter of	3
so as to get	3
was to be done	3
frederic prince of wales	3
sprang to his feet	3
that he had never	3
the floor of the	3
to have met with	3
of the present rebellion	3
upon hearing of the	3
john murray of broughton	3
that of maxwell of	3
with two or three	3
the floor of which	3
of the army was	3
curious account of the	3
to wait until the	3
of one hundred and	3
the king of poland	3
here for some time	3
in no condition to	3
what was going on	3
of whom he was	3
young prince of wales	3
can be little doubt	3
questions as to his	3
to the english government	3
the plain of culloden	3
he had not been	3
through the influence of	3
as well as of	3
the prospect of the	3
in the long gallery	3
his character as a	3
the bearer of this	3
i have heard nothing	3
said by tradition to	3
it was one of	3
by the house of	3
would not be able	3
letters to sir h	3
up to the time	3
by order of the	3
the twelfth of sweden	3
they were able to	3
it will be worse	3
in the depth of	3
that the officers of	3
there can be little	3
received a letter from	3
as long as we	3
is no doubt that	3
the time of charles	3
used to do in	3
of the first lord	3
such persons as were	3
to the honours and	3
a few days after	3
they would have been	3
the blood of the	3
you ought to know	3
salton and lord mungo	3
at the other end	3
whom it was addressed	3
not more than a	3
was succeeded by his	3
he found that the	3
in high spirits at	3
the prince of wales	3
as sir walter scott	3
and the lord high	3
of the secret chamber	3
i should not be	3
that none of the	3
of his family were	3
and that it is	3
may be taken prisoners	3
in connection with the	3
a distance from the	3
were given to the	3
a letter from my	3
life of charles radcliffe	3
to swear that he	3
is not in the	3
the journey was a	3
i would rather not	3
from the earl of	3
until he came to	3
the will of the	3
charles edward landed in	3
and was allowed to	3
to the top of	3
the command of colonel	3
we have nothing to	3
he came up to	3
the danger of the	3
had gone off to	3
be made for the	3
the breaking out of	3
took place in the	3
in the interest of	3
one of the parties	3
that it was in	3
to make their way	3
he had gone to	3
his companions in misfortune	3
of the atholl men	3
there was a very	3
who was then at	3
as to be able	3
to join the army	3
do not want to	3
manner in which you	3
observes a modern writer	3
but i know that	3
of the civil war	3
back of his head	3
the estate of lovat	3
shall have his own	3
cause of james stuart	3
went to the door	3
the account given by	3
the rank of captain	3
of the higher classes	3
for the safety of	3
mouth of the neva	3
in the management of	3
another two or three	3
the castle of carlaverock	3
bottle of wine and	3
to a house in	3
he ought to be	3
the intelligence of the	3
three or four days	3
had taken place in	3
but little of the	3
up his quarters in	3
as he was called	3
to that of the	3
in the last century	3
to the heir of	3
on the point of	3
at this time of	3
the first thing to	3
well acquainted with the	3
there was no possibility	3
he came to the	3
in his own house	3
he had only to	3
a long time to	3
such was the commencement	3
his history of the	3
in a piece of	3
said to have a	3
him by lord george	3
to be with the	3
be put to the	3
the time they were	3
it was a very	3
the time of james	3
when lord george murray	3
that you are to	3
is of no use	3
with his wife and	3
in the bloom of	3
which he had espoused	3
of the gunpowder plot	3
history of the rebels	3
it was decreed that	3
it was necessary for	3
quite out of the	3
to be one of	3
breaking out of the	3
of the names of	3
the house of peers	3
for some time after	3
the peace of the	3
am very glad to	3
that his lordship would	3
you will have to	3
was made by the	3
the throne of england	3
to the rules of	3
who was son of	3
and was in the	3
it would be well	3
not only in the	3
put to the test	3
by the adherents of	3
the rebels in newgate	3
writes lord george murray	3
memoirs of the rebellion	3
for a copy of	3
half an hour before	3
the next day to	3
if he did not	3
that my lord might	3
and he would have	3
the king and government	3
and this was the	3
the hilt of his	3
his account of the	3
a man who is	3
be prevailed upon to	3
sure that he would	3
door of the house	3
a body of men	3
well as he could	3
the result of the	3
wrote to the prince	3
between lord lovat and	3
high up in the	3
place in the garret	3
if the court of	3
was raised to the	3
i thought i was	3
the right to the	3
as well as that	3
of the house was	3
over the heads of	3
and as he had	3
the tenth of june	3
about the middle of	3
were in high spirits	3
it was agreed that	3
just sentence of the	3
history of the present	3
but there was still	3
the army of the	3
an exclamation of pleasure	3
two or three thousand	3
the countess of newburgh	3
is no chance of	3
the events that had	3
the strength of the	3
i have to thank	3
after his arrival at	3
the consternation of the	3
he went into the	3
of six or seven	3
and a party of	3
that i have not	3
have no difficulty in	3
hand you over to	3
mistress of the house	3
the existence of a	3
which i hope will	3
younger brother of the	3
by the aid of	3
who were at the	3
been one of the	3
it could not be	3
ardour in the cause	3
at the palace of	3
to submit to the	3
should not be able	3
this must have been	3
that i did not	3
me that it was	3
here for the night	3
an exit in the	3
which lord george murray	3
the gentlemen of the	3
about a mile from	3
we were in the	3
order to escape the	3
said in a low	3
to the west of	3
all the way to	3
see that you have	3
was ordered by the	3
in the floor of	3
was well acquainted with	3
the honours and estates	3
in allusion to the	3
an army of twelve	3
of the duchess of	3
of the affairs of	3
on the fifteenth of	3
i shall be able	3
the general who had	3
for the reception of	3
to go along with	3
in the councils of	3
be strong enough to	3
a room on the	3
the island of lewes	3
so many brave men	3
had no more right	3
on the very day	3
to his own statement	3
army was drawn up	3
was another of those	3
i told him that	3
with the conduct of	3
would not have given	3
is no fear of	3
espouse the cause of	3
of him whom he	3
on their return to	3
hilt of his sword	3
best plan will be	3
of the royal family	3
he should have the	3
the very day of	3
which he was the	3
in less than half	3
of george the second	3
not being able to	3
had the precaution to	3
who was in the	3
the lord of the	3
the very heart of	3
the king of england	3
the defeat of the	3
on account of its	3
such is the account	3
in the army of	3
did not happen to	3
the case of the	3
the flank of the	3
by the french government	3
in the decline of	3
position to offer a	3
in the shire of	3
to be ready to	3
the castle of downie	3
of the atholl brigade	3
composed of the atholl	3
to join in a	3
had been one of	3
and that in the	3
the present earl of	3
that he has been	3
of the army had	3
for some time at	3
to keep up a	3
the next day at	3
for the duke of	3
i know nothing of	3
the island of benbecula	3
the event of that	3
to cover the siege	3
part of the jacobites	3
for four or five	3
in regard to the	3
of lord lovat was	3
going to have a	3
the dead of night	3
manner in which he	3
considerable number of men	3
adherence to the stuart	3
of this branch of	3
to the son of	3
letter from my father	3
the day of his	3
plan will be to	3
the circumstances of the	3
would have given a	3
side of the house	3
many of those who	3
the mercy of his	3
of the third day	3
of the eighteenth century	3
the faces of the	3
early on the morning	3
fire and sword were	3
the old roman catholic	3
bank of the river	3
as if they had	3
out of the hands	3
assumed the title of	3
the bottom of the	3
the king shall have	3
of the town and	3
an indelible stain upon	3
to be of the	3
him that he had	3
the sick and wounded	3
the honours and lands	3
of the whole nation	3
i can think of	3
proved to have been	3
to act as a	3
the north of scotland	3
in the breast of	3
to one of the	3
on the banks of	3
the act of confiscation	3
on the field of	3
the state of public	3
there is one thing	3
between himself and the	3
is one of those	3
to the throne of	3
and especially of the	3
the editor of the	3
eldest son of lord	3
a certain portion of	3
the history of his	3
of the county of	3
and the marquis of	3
the absence of the	3
the petitions for mercy	3
to do but to	3
made up her mind	3
put on board the	3
obtained the name of	3
were lodged in the	3
to those who were	3
which he had obtained	3
was found in a	3
of the army and	3
it will be remembered	3
and he was obliged	3
the object of the	3
by many of his	3
by the influence of	3
state of his affairs	3
was afterwards taken prisoner	3
of the rebels in	3
told the story of	3
know all about it	3
you and all honest	3
to espouse the cause	3
two or three inches	3
charlie said as he	3
of the body of	3
some of the principal	3
when called upon to	3
that the enemy were	3
at the island of	3
over the minds of	3
a gentleman of the	3
the power of his	3
representative of the family	3
and you would be	3
in the same manner	3
it was the most	3
who had been left	3
he had been educated	3
one who seems to	3
the habits of the	3
that a body of	3
have a good deal	3
in the mercy of	3
that they were going	3
as he grew up	3
all those who were	3
and conveyed to the	3
soon as they were	3
the marquis of atholl	3
well as that of	3
to say nothing of	3
entered through a trap	3
may be said to	3
is as well as	3
the back of his	3
only be reached by	3
in the event of	3
the pleasure of seeing	3
to blow it up	3
was attacked in the	3
there is no chance	3
is to be done	3
from the following letter	3
of these brave men	3
if it were not	3
at the taking of	3
a view of the	3
the king is always	3
earl of nithisdale was	3
the house of lady	3
were in the same	3
when it is known	3
the last of them	3
must have been a	3
that they could not	3
beneath the roof of	3
as the head of	3
was educated in the	3
a lady of great	3
was owing to the	3
went by the name	3
on the sixteenth of	3
a few miles of	3
passage of the river	3
and i doubt not	3
what was once the	3
says a contemporary writer	3
lose sight of him	3
the siege of carlisle	3
given by lord elcho	3
it should have been	3
manner in which the	3
to ask for him	3
it would not have	3
as long as i	3
if you have any	3
the following is the	3
in a female dress	3
the duchess of buccleugh	3
ought to have been	3
named in the indictment	3
the same time that	3
the prince and the	3
thousand five hundred men	3
the management of this	3
one of the constables	3
that you had been	3
and on the twenty	3
of the sufferings of	3
of the truth of	3
to be seen in	3
on the opposite side	3
be in readiness to	3
that they might be	3
to those who had	3
from his own country	3
who ought to have	3
miles to the north	3
was the custom of	3
the eyes of others	3
for my own part	3
the next three days	3
a flight of steps	3
during the civil wars	3
to the daughter of	3
the macleans of duart	3
at present it is	3
that they should be	3
of the enemy was	3
which went by the	3
the case of sir	3
the heart of the	3
the fact that the	3
since the death of	3
as the king is	3
their ignorance of the	3
by his marriage with	3
that is just what	3
on the top of	3
the castle of blair	3
the secret of the	3
the junction of the	3
may also be seen	3
the siege of fort	3
ancient and noble family	3
the lapse of years	3
and it is not	3
on his return from	3
should not be passed	3
to keep up the	3
the event of the	3
a history of the	3
not be long before	3
and that of the	3
i am glad that	3
was not then in	3
for the maintenance of	3
the oaths to government	3
it is a matter	3
to have been written	3
for a day or	3
shall have occasion to	3
he is a lithuanian	3
was pulled down in	3
placed himself at the	3
the man who was	3
passage of the dwina	3
i can assure you	3
they were going to	3
the prince had taken	3
among some of the	3
the highlands of scotland	3
may be sure i	3
had not been for	3
the reception of the	3
from lord john drummond	3
the battle of clissow	3
which he had sacrificed	3
a long talk with	3
the state paper office	3
soon as the king	3
a knoll in the	3
is true that the	3
of the vessel in	3
on the charge of	3
in the following manner	3
and the fate of	3
i will tell you	3
the roof of the	3
he put on his	3
sentence of the law	3
in the principles of	3
with one hundred and	3
was told that he	3
than a quarter of	3
some four or five	3
of a man who	3
the hero of the	3
lord george murray has	3
referred to by the	3
charlotte de la tremouille	3
there would be any	3
the next day he	3
who succeeded his father	3
the leaders of the	3
was presented to the	3
as it was called	3
committed to the tower	3
greater part of the	3
and i know that	3
with an account of	3
the father and son	3
and in order to	3
ewan cameron of lochiel	3
had been passed upon	3
on the seventeenth of	3
thought it was a	3
and there are many	3
could not think of	3
and out of the	3
in my power to	3
the vessel in which	3
at the bottom of	3
at once to the	3
charles the twelfth of	3
on the accession of	3
a brace of pistols	3
on the death of	3
the charcoal burner said	3
no doubt but that	3
a curious account of	3
was regarded as a	3
to the head of	3
have added to the	3
house of one of	3
charles edward and his	3
to the privy council	3
i am very glad	3
this branch of the	3
for his adherence to	3
he believed that he	3
of the chevalier was	3
to get out of	3
the great hall of	3
death of the duke	3
i can depend upon	3
will be at all	3
what must have been	3
the care of his	3
of the hands of	3
i shall be glad	3
in a great measure	3
i think it my	3
know that he is	3
they were to take	3
of the siege of	3
not seem to me	3
the inside of the	3
that she could not	3
the episcopal church of	3
glad to hear that	3
to return to their	3
it is likely that	3
stopped at a small	3
is a very good	3
nothing to do but	3
title of lord lovat	3
of the old house	3
in the hour of	3
secret chambers and hiding	3
an account of his	3
succeeded to his title	3
to have been very	3
he could not be	3
of the power of	3
the battle of dettingen	3
after the execution of	3
a matter of surprise	3
there is no other	3
that you will be	3
to go into the	3
at the university of	3
had anything to say	3
the pretender upon the	3
the reign of george	3
army of twelve thousand	3
that you should have	3
memoirs of lord kilmarnock	3
is stated to have	3
to avail himself of	3