The
following is a list of some of the more convenient
books of reference relating to the Highland
campaigns
Hill
Burton’s History of Scotland, chaps. lxxii.,
lxxiii., lxxv., lxxxii., lxxxix., xcii.
Robert
Chambers’s History of the Rebellions in Scotland
and History of the Rebellion of 1745-46.
Browne’s
History of the Highlands. 4 vols. Glasgow, 1836.
Keltie’s
History of the Scottish Highlands. 2 vols.
Edinburgh and London, 1877.
Mark
Napier’s Memorials of Montrose, 2 vols.,
Maitland Club, 1848 ; Memoirs of Montrose, 2
vols., Edinburgh, 1856; and Memorials of
Dundee, 3 vols., Edinburgh, 1859-62.
(Napier reviews the whole of the original
authorities, and despite their violent
partisanship his books remain the standard works
on Montrose and Dundee.)
Chronicles
of the Atholl and Tullibardine Families. Collected
and arranged by John, seventh Duke of Atholl, K.T.
4 Vols. Edinburgh, privately printed, 1896.
Gardiner’s
History of the Great Civil War, chaps. xxvi.,
xxx., xxxiii., xxxvi. (Montrose’s campaign).
Baillie’s
Letters and Journals. Edited by David Laing. 3
vols. Edinburgh, 1841-42.
Wishart’s
Deeds of Montrose. Edited by the Rev. Alex. D.
Murdoch and H. F. Morland Simpson. Edinburgh,
1893.
Spalding’s
Memorials of the Troubles in Scotland, etc. 2
vols. Spalding Club, 1850.
Patrick
Gordon of Ruthven’s Britane’s Distemper. Spalding
Club, 1844.
Macaulay’s
History of England, chap. xiii. (Dundee’s
campaign).
Philip’s
Grameid. Edited by the Rev. Alex. D. Murdoch.
Scottish History Society, 1888.
Drumniond’s
Memoirs of Sir Ewen Cameron of Locheill.
Abbotsford Club, 1842.
Lieut.-General Hugh Mackay’s Memoirs of the War in
Scotland and Ireland, MDCLXXXJX.MDCXCI. Bannatyne
Club, 1833.
The Lockhart
Papers. 2 vols. London, 1817.
The Culloden
Papers. London, 1815.
Lord Mahon’s
History of England from the Peace of Utrecht to
the Peace of Versailles, chaps. v., vi., x.,
xxvii., xxviii., xxix. (1715, 1719, 1745. The
chapters relating to the ‘45 were printed
separately as "The Forty-five." London, 1851.)
Rae’s
History of the Late Rebellion. Dumfries, 1718.
Patten’s
History of the Late Rebellion. London, 1717.
The Master
of Sinclair’s Memoirs of the Insurrection in
Scotland in 1715. Notes by Sir Walter Scott.
Abbotsford Club, 1858.
A Faithful
Register of the late Rebellion. London, 1718.
(Trials of Prisoners.)
A Collection
of Original Letters, etc., relating to the
Rebellion, 1715. Edinburgh, 1730.
The Jacobite
Attempt of 1719. Edited by W. K. Dickson. Scottish
History Society, 1895.
Home’s
History of the Rebellion in 1745. London, 1802.
The
Chevalier de Johnstone’s Memoirs of the Rebellion
in 1745 and 1746. London, 1820.
Maxwell of
Kirkconnell’s Narrative of Charles Prince of
\Vales’ Expedition to Scotland. Maitlancl Club,
1841.
Trial of
Lord Provost Stewart. Edinburgh, 1747.
Report of
the Proceedings of the Board of General Officers
o~i the Conduct of Lt.-Gen. Sir John Cope. London,
1749.
A List of
Persons concerned in the Rebellion, 1745-46. With
a Preface by Lord Rosebery, and Annotations by the
Rev. Walter Macleod. Scottish History Society,
1890.
Dennistoun’s
Memoirs of Sir Robert Strange and Andrew Lumisden.
2 vols. London, 1855.
Mrs
Thomson’s Memoirs of the Jacobites. 3 vols.
London, 1845.
Ewald’s Life
and Times of Prince Charles Stuart. London, 1883.
Jesse’s
Memoirs of the Pretenders and their Adherents.
2 vols. London, 1845.
Klose’s
Memoirs of Prince Charles Stuart. 2 vols.
London, 1845.
Historical
Papers relating to the Jacobite Period. Edited by
Colonel James Allardyce. 2 vols. New
Spalding Club, 1895-96.
March of the
Highland Army in the Years 1745-46. (Order-book
kept by Captain James Stuart of Lord Ogilvie’s
Regiment. Contains daily Orders from Oct. 10,
1745, to April 12, 1746.) Miscellany
of the Spalding Club, 1841, vol. i., pp. 275-343.
