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The 1798 Rebellion and Victory for the Pikemen at Oulart Hill – Ireland's Own

The 1798 Rebellion and Victory for the Pikemen at Oulart Hill – Ireland's Own
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The New Jerseyans Who Rebelled: Meet John Witherspoon

Our Independence Day-inspired effort to honor each of New Jersey’s five signatories to the Declaration of Independence continues, Save Jerseyans. We've already gotten to know Abraham Clark and John Hart.

Today's subject: John Witherspoon.

Witherspoon wasn't born in the United States. Scottish ....

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How dachshund-loving German duke could have been sitting on the throne today instead of King Charles

He is a little-known aristocrat who enjoys a quiet life with his partner and two dachshunds. But the German Duke of Bavaria might now wear the crown of England but for a twist of history. ....

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Back in the Day: Last real attempt to bring down the House of Hanover

ONE of the great problems for Prince Charles Edward Stuart before and during the Jacobite Rising of 1745-46 was that he and his father – known to Jacobites as King James VIII and III but to history as the Old Pretender – were both Roman Catholics.
I have written before about how this United Kingdom is an institutionally sectarian state as decreed by the Act of Union of 1707 with its infamous Article II: “That all Papists and persons marrying Papists shall be excluded from and for ever incapable to inherit possess or enjoy the Imperial Crown of Great Britain and the Dominions thereunto belonging or any part thereof.” ....

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And you thought today's Scottish politics was bloody!

by Paul O Keeffe (Bodley Head £25, 432 pp)
On a bleak moor near the village of Culloden, just to the east of Inverness in the wild Highlands of Scotland, the final pitched battle to be fought on British soil began just after 1pm on April 16, 1746.
It was all over in 40 minutes, less time than half a football match, with mangled, stricken bodies strewn across the mud.
If you are looking for the over-romanticised Scotland of whisky and oatcakes, aristocratic mistresses, flights across the misty heather and sailing over the sea to Skye, this is not really the book for you.
Instead, as vivid as the Ten O’Clock News, it is a fascinating, meticulously researched, often brutally detailed account of a short episode in British history, the repercussions of which are still felt hundreds of years later: just look at the headlines. After all, the Scots have long had a fondness for the sweet melancholy of the lost cause. ....

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