Oh, and has anybody yet mentioned the obvious:
SCOTTLAND?
Or the hardly less obvious (though even more improbable) Wales?
The first is very unlikely, maybe some sort of Jacobite uprising but thats pushing it.
The latter is pretty much ASB.
Oh, and has anybody yet mentioned the obvious:
SCOTTLAND?
Or the hardly less obvious (though even more improbable) Wales?
The first is very unlikely, maybe some sort of Jacobite uprising but thats pushing it.
The latter is pretty much ASB.
Don't make it all about the "English Oppressors" as the Scottish nobles and middleclass had a vested interest in maintaining the union.Indeed. This is the period of English height of power, after all.
The first is very unlikely,
Don't make it all about the "English Oppressors" as the Scottish nobles and middleclass had a vested interest in maintaining the union.
And of course the CoS decidedly came round to it... really, to portray the Jacobites as a nationalist movement is extremely sketchy, but to portray them as a national movement is a flat-out lie. They has areas of support, and areas of next-to-no support.
Don't make it all about the "English Oppressors" as the Scottish nobles and middleclass had a vested interest in maintaining the union.