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by Iain Gordon Brown,Hugh Cheape

  • ISBN: 1906566143
  • Category: Photo and Art
  • Author: Iain Gordon Brown,Hugh Cheape
  • Subcategory: History & Criticism
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  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Birlinn Ltd (August 1, 2010)
  • Pages: 90 pages
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John Maclean's Journal of the 'Forty-Five and the Penicuik Drawings. sides of the battle, this volume offers a unique view of the "Forty-Five" rebellion.

Witness to Rebellion : John Maclean's Journal of the 'Forty-Five and the Penicuik Drawings.

Witness to rebellion. Iain Gordon Brown and Hugh Che. John Maclean's journal of the 'Forty-Five and the Penicuik drawings

Witness to rebellion. Witness to rebellion Close. Are you sure you want to remove Witness to rebellion from your list? Witness to rebellion. John Maclean's journal of the 'Forty-Five and the Penicuik drawings. Published 1996 by Tuckwell Press in association with the National Library of Scotland in East Linton, Scotland. Includes bibliographical references. John Maclean's Journal of the 'Forty Five and the Penicuik Drawings. Iain Gordon Brown is Principal Manuscripts Curator of the National Library of Scotland

Witness to Rebellion. Iain Gordon Brown is Principal Manuscripts Curator of the National Library of Scotland.

105. Allan Carswell, ‘ The Most Despicable Enemy that Are - the Jacobite Army of the 45’, in Robert C. Woosnam-Savage (e., 1745: Charles Edward Stuart and the Jacobites (Edinburgh, 1995), pp. 29–40 (36). 114. Jean McCann, ‘The Organisation of the Jacobite Army, 1745–46’, unpublished P.

Brown, Iain Gordon and Cheape, Hugh (eds), Witness to Rebellion, John Maclean's Journal of the 'Forty-five and the . Chalmers, Floyd . A Gentleman of the Press, the story of Colonel John Bayne Maclean and the publishing empire he founded, Toronto, 1969.

Brown, Iain Gordon and Cheape, Hugh (eds), Witness to Rebellion, John Maclean's Journal of the 'Forty-five and the Penicuik drawings, East Linton, 1996. Clan Maclean in New South Wales - a History 1788-1902, Compiled by Members of Clan Maclean in . Cregeen, Eric R. (e., Argyll Estate Instructions, Mull, Morvern, Tiree, 1771-1805, Edinburgh, 1964., Inhabitants of the Argyll Estate, 1779, Edinburgh, 1963.

Witness To Rebellion: John MacLean's Journal of the '45 and the Penicuik Drawings Iain Gorden Brown and Hugh . Inclusion of many of the famous Penicuik Drawings of Jacobite-era Highland warriors is a welcome bonus.

Witness To Rebellion: John MacLean's Journal of the '45 and the Penicuik Drawings Iain Gorden Brown and Hugh Cheape (Ed. Tuckwell Press, 1996. This little volume was published in 1996 to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Culloden (April 16, 1746,) which effectively ended the Stuart bid to reclaim the British throne. The first half of the book is comprised of a journal written by Captain John MacLean, an officer in the army of Prince Charles Edward Stuart.

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A series of newly-discovered drawings from the Clerk Collection at Penicuik House offers a view of the participants on both sides of the 'Forty-Five: a rising for some, for others a rebellion.

Combining a firsthand account of an officer in Prince Charles Edward’s army in 1745 with a remarkable collection of illustrations from the Clerk Collection at Penicuik House depicting participants from both sides of the battle, this volume offers a unique view of the “Forty-Five” rebellion. The journal of Officer John Maclean describes his experiences from Prestonpans and the taking of Edinburgh, through the march into England and Derby and the withdrawal to Scotland, to the final retreat to Drummossie Moor near Inverness, where he was killed in the Battle of Culloden. Both telling and humorous, the sketches were made in part as a factual record but also as an exercise in caricature, perhaps as a diversion from the very real dangers and disasters of the time. This edition also includes a discursive essay that sets the visual evidence of the whimsical images of Highlanders and Hanoverians contained in the Clerk Collection in the context of the society and attitudes that produced them.



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