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On the Trail of Bonnie Prince Charlie

On the Trail of Bonnie Prince Charlie

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The story of the Young Pretender — born in Italy, grandson of James VII, whose campaign to retake the throne changed the fate of Scotland forever.

Follow the trail of one of history's most romantic and tragic figures across 79 Scottish and English locations.


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About the Ebook

On the Trail of Bonnie Prince Charlie is the story of the Young Pretender. Born in Italy, grandson of James VII, at a time when the German house of Hanover was on the throne, his father was regarded by many as the rightful king. Bonnie Prince Charlie's campaign to retake the throne in his father's name changed the fate of Scotland. The Jacobite movement was responsible for the '45 Uprising, one of the most decisive times in Scottish history. The suffering following the battle of Culloden in 1746 still evokes emotion. Less well known is his return to London in 1750 incognito. It was there he converted to Protestantism. He was often unwelcome in Europe after the failure of the uprising and came to hate any mention of Scotland and his lost chance. In this book, follow the route taken by Charles' forces on their doomed march and discover the story behind the places and landscapes of his life. 79 places to visit in Scotland and England. One general map and four location maps. Prestonpans, Clifton, Falkirk and Culloden battle plans. Simplified family tree. Rarely seen illustrations.


Why You'll Love This Ebook

  • 79 locations to visit across Scotland and England connected to Bonnie Prince Charlie's remarkable life.
  • Detailed maps and battle plans including the pivotal Battle of Culloden.
  • The full story of the Jacobite rising — romance, tragedy, and political intrigue.
  • Perfect for history enthusiasts and Scottish heritage lovers who want to walk in the footsteps of legend.

About the Author

David R Ross lives in East Kilbride. A keen motorcyclist and amateur historian, for years he has spent every free moment visiting historic sites, battlefields and castles, travelling everywhere by bike. He has immersed himself in finding out as much as he can about great Scottish heroes.


Publication Details

Publisher: Luath Press

Publication Date: 3 May 2024

Print Length: 180 pages

ISBN (Ebook): 9781804252130

Format: Ebook

Language: English


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