I'm reading Simon Schama's "A History of Britain, Volume 2" now and it states that Bonnie Prince Charlie's generals begged him not to make his stand at Culloden. He decided to do so anyway, his Scotsmen charged uphill into the Hanoverian guns, and they lost.
What if the Jacobites didn't engage at Culloden but somewhere else? Where could they have done this and how would this affect the '45?
What if the Jacobites didn't engage at Culloden but somewhere else? Where could they have done this and how would this affect the '45?