CULLODEN MOOR
AND
STORY OF THE BATTLE.
This history of the Battle of Culloden was first
published in 1867 by Peter Anderson. It was revised by his son 55 years
later. All I have done is to convert it into HTML format, so I cannot
take any credit apart from finding the book in a second hand book shop.
Apart from correcting a couple of obvious typos, I have deliberately
not updated the slightly old fashioned style of writing.
Rick Edmondson
February 1997
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ABOVE A painting in the possession of the
Edmondson family showing Bonnie Prince Charlie newly landed at
Glenfinnan. Family tradition maintains that the painting was
commissioned before the defeat at Culloden but delivered afterwards.
Consequently (tradition continues) it was left unframed and it was many
years before it was hung on display, and remains unframed to this day.
His staff is said to rest on the Papal
Proclamation legitimising his arrival in Scotland. His battle standard,
a plain white flag, is being raised in the background. There is a
breastplate and shield in the bottom left hand corner.
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