From the time of King Robert the Bruce, the Campbells of Argyll built up a considerable power in the western Highlands as allies of the crown. In this book - the first full account of the Argyll rising - Paterson places the events of 1685 in the context of late Stewart policies.
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'Though my head fall, that is no tragic story Since going hence I enter endless glory.' - Archibald Campbell, Ninth Earl of Argyll
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RAYMOND CAMPBELL PATERSON lives in Morningside in Edinburgh. He is the author of a trilogy on Scotland - For the Lion, My Wound is Deep and A Land Afflicted, all published by John Donald. He is currently writing King Lauderdale, a biography of James Maitland, Earl of Lauderdale and effective ruler of Scotland for much of the reign of Charles I, and a study of the Monmouth rebellion against James II in Scotland.
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