... Lewis undergone the same sufferings at the hands of the Jacobites that the Jacobite Highlands underwent at the hands of the Whigs (who were predominantly presbyterian); but why Lewis today should be so bitterly moved by the alleged experiences of a faction ...

... Scottish opinion, | - 4 ~ l must | fi;n efor I:emia:t( c::.:t :’;;ln‘;t.é {:r‘\““ Sh”“‘{’”“&‘:'mjd mfim’: Highland and Lowland, Whig | SOOH¢ h:, listens to it l“' | then in its heyday. 'c;.‘f;{f“;?.ou' L 3907, M. Mincinnes: and Tory. The street was| earing ...

... Anglo-Norman aristocracy by whom the future of Scotland, would, to a large’ ‘dum. be moulded. ‘ ~ During the Revolution of 1689 a Whig garrison ot! three Highland companies took over the castle \vhlchl was immediately blockaded by a Jacobite force. However, ...