Highland Rebellion Letters urge reform and herring trade plan
A long 1746 letter discusses ending Highland hostilities by farming out land to settlers and boosting the herring fishery on the Scottish south coast. It argues transforming Highland society with property, industry, and emigration, while praising Duke Cumberland and reflecting on humility, religion, and national renewal. It cites battles, prisoner tales, and naval exploits near Jamaica, plus commentary on European military moves and rebel camps in Scotland.
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America
Dublin Lords Order Convicts Transported Promptly 1746
The Lords Justices command officers to transport convicts under sentence of transportation at the first opportunity and ensure future convicts are sent without delay. They warn that failure to obey will be prosecuted according to law. Dated Dublin May 16, 1746 by J Potter.
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Galfory
O Mackay
Earl of Sutherland
Earl of
Mackay
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C. Mackay
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Dunrabin
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Dunmbin
Earl of Cromarty
Dove
Inverness
Culloden
Rippon
Port Royal
Jamaica
Havanneh
Martinice
Bordeaux
Cape Tiberon
Drummond of
Hathorn
Scotland
James the JR
Grantben
R of Murray
Tere
Neghbours
Dublin
J. Potter
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