Jacobite Rising Collection
The Jacobite Rising was a pivotal chapter in Scottish history, marked by bravery, conflict, and the pursuit of political ideals
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The Jacobite Rising was a pivotal chapter in Scottish history, marked by bravery, conflict, and the pursuit of political ideals. At the Battle of Culloden, Donald Cameron of Lochiel wielded his Jacobite claymore sword with unwavering determination, embodying the spirit of resistance against the opposing forces. Carolina Oliphant's poem "Bonnie Charlie" beautifully captures the essence of this tumultuous period. Illustrated in vibrant colors, it serves as a poignant reminder of the passion and loyalty that fueled the Jacobite cause. Glenfinnan Monument stands proudly on Loch Shiel's shores, commemorating the 1745 landing that ignited hope among Highlanders. Its towering presence symbolizes their unwavering commitment to Prince James Francis Edward Stuart and their fight for a restored monarchy. The lithographic depictions of The Highlanders at Killiecrankie and The Lowlanders at Killiecrankie offer glimpses into an earlier uprising in 1689. These battles were fierce encounters where both sides fought valiantly for their respective beliefs. Flora MacDonald played a significant role during these turbulent times when she introduced Prince Charlie to her fellow Scotsmen. Her colorful introduction is captured vividly in a lithograph that showcases her courage and dedication to the cause. In Norwich, a Triumphal Arch stood tall as an homage to Duke Cumberland following his victory over Bonnie Prince Charlie's forces. It served as a stark reminder of defeat but also highlighted how deeply entrenched allegiances were during this era. "The Order of Release, " depicted through engravings, represents moments when prisoners were set free after years spent fighting for their convictions. It signifies not only individual liberation but also resilience amidst adversity. The Jacobite Rising remains etched in Scotland's collective memory—a testament to its people's indomitable spirit and unwavering pursuit of freedom from oppression.