Browse Items (27 total)
Accidental CannaeScenario#: HC04 Date: September 21, 1745 Location: Prestonpans, ScotlandAfter Fontenoy, Charles Edward Stuart, son of “James III & VIII,” decided the time had come to lead a highland uprising that would restore the Stuarts to the British throne. Against all advice, and without the blessing of Louis XV, … Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Highland Charge |
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Accidental CannaeScenario#: SP14 Date: September 21, 1745 Location: Prestonpans, ScotlandBattle of Prestonpans Horse & Musket — Sport of Kings (II) |
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AlnessScenario#: J04 Date: 10 July 1715 Location: Alness, ScotlandIn early October 1715 Sir Robert Munro, still loyal to the Government of George I, was secretly assembling his clansmen with the intention of taking Inverness. To join him in his effort he appealed to John Gordon, Earl of Sutherland … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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CliftonScenario#: J08 Date: 18 December 1745 Location: Clifton, EnglandBeing pressed North by the Duke of Cumberland, Price Charles ordered his Jacobite army to fall back to Scotland. Murray, when he received the order to retire to Carlisle was still in Clifton and already engaged with the Duke of … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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Confusion on the MoorsScenario#: HC02 Date: November 13, 1715 Location: Sheriffmuir, ScotlandThe 1715 Jacobite rebellion began auspiciously. The Jacobites managed to secure almost half of Scotland without much fighting. Their army numbered over 10,000, the largest Jacobite force ever raised. James Francis Edward Stuart, who would be James… Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Highland Charge |
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Confusion on the MoorsScenario#: DE16 Date: November 13, 1715 Location: Sheriffmuir, ScotlandBattle of Sheriffmuir Horse & Musket — Dawn of an Era (I) |
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CromdaleScenario#: J03 Date: 1 May 1690 Location: Crondale, ScotlandThrough the winter of 1689-90, the Highland army gradually diminished in numbers. King James, hiding in Ireland, aware of the precarious state of his supporters in Scotland, sent clothing, arms, ammunition and provisions. At the same time he… Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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CullodenScenario#: J12 Date: 16 April 1746 Location: Culloden, ScotlandIt was 13 April when news of Cumberland’s approach reached Charles. Orders were sent for the clans to rendezvous at Culloden House at the edge of Drummossie Moor. The Moor was rough with heather shrubs, small marshes and generally flat, … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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Culloden (Flanking Move)Scenario#: J13 Date: 16 April 1746 Location: Culloden, ScotlandWhen Cumberland’s line of battle marched forward on the 16th, Charles army was not nearly ready and far weaker than it should have been. The Jacobite guns opened the battle, but were no match for the Government artillery. Charles had … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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DunkeldScenario#: J02 Date: 21 August 1689 Location: Dunkeld, ScotlandFollowing the death of Viscount Dundee at the Battle of Killiecrankie, command of the Jacobites passed to Colonel Alexander Cannon. The Scottish council, fearing the continued Jacobite onslaught, ordered the 27 year old Lieutenant Colonel William… Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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Falkirk (Stage 1)Scenario#: J10 Date: 17 January 1746 Location: Falkirk, ScotlandAs Prince Charles withdrew from Britain, he paused to place Sterling Castle, the historical “Key” to Scotland, under siege. Hawley, in command of the Government army, left Edinburgh with about 7,000 men to relieve the siege. Charles’ plan of laying … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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Falkirk (Stage 2)Scenario#: J11 Date: 17 January 1746 Location: Falkirk, ScotlandWhen Charles laid siege to Sterling Castle, it brought the Government army out into the open and the two armies meet at Falkirt Muir. In the early going of the battle the Highlanders on the right held their ground against … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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Glen ShielScenario#: J06 Date: 10 June 1719 Location: Glen Shiel, ScotlandIn 1719 Spain and England were embroiled in war. A planned invasion of England by 5,000 Spanish soldiers was foiled when storms broke up the entire fleet and only two ships reached Loch Duich. Not long after landing, the few … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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InverurieScenario#: J09 Date: 23 December 1745 Location: Inverurie, ScotlandLewis Gordon had been raising forces for the Jacobites in the North, but when confronted by John Campbell, who was the King’s CIC, was joined by Munro and MacLeod’s troops, Gordon choose to retire to Aberdeen. The Government forces halted … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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KilliecrankieScenario#: J01 Date: 27 July 1689 Location: Killiecrankie, ScotlandFollowing the ‘Glorious Revolution’ of 1688, the English Parliament replaced King James VII with William of Orange and his wife Queen Mary. Many Scots took exception to this and in response, John Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount Dundee, raised a force… Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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Last Chance for the JacobitesScenario#: HC05 Date: January 17, 1746 Location: Falkirk, ScotlandAfter driving within 50 miles of London and turning back, the Jacobites returned to Scotland. At Falkirk they surprised a force under Henry Hawley. The dragoons charged the highlanders, but they were adept at defeating horsemen, and the dragoons were… Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Highland Charge |
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Last Chance for the JacobitesScenario#: A103 Date: January 17, 1746 Location: Falkirk, ScotlandBattle of Falkirk Muir Horse & Musket — Annual #1 |
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Little FerryScenario#: J15 Date: 15 April 1746 Location: Golspie, ScotlandA few days before the battle of Culloden, a strong force of Jacobites, under the command of Mackenzie, was sent north in an attempt to recover needed supplies that had been lost during the Skirmish of Tongue. This force arrived … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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PrestonScenario#: J14 Date: 12 November 1715 Location: Preston, EnglandSince the start of the uprising in October 1715, Forster, in command of the Jacobite forces, had kept his small army on the move hoping to recruit more soldiers. By early November, he was at Preston. Unbeknown to Forster, Wills, … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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PrestonpansScenario#: J07 Date: September 1745 Location: Prestonpans, ScotlandPrince Charles, the young pretender, returned to Scotland in July and sent messengers with the lighted cross that called for the clans to rise. John Cope, who was now the Government’s Commander in Chief in Scotland, marched with a small … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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Rob Roy’s Last BattleScenario#: HC03 Date: June 10, 1719 Location: Glen Shiel, ScotlandFollowing the War of the Spanish Succession, Britain and France became allies. As a result, the Jacobites put their hopes on Spain. Phillip V wanted to return the kingdom to its former glory. The resulting War of the Quadruple Alliance … Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Highland Charge |
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Rob Roy’s Last BattleScenario#: DE06 Date: June 10, 1719 Location: Glen Shiel, ScotlandBattle of Glen Shiel Horse & Musket — Dawn of an Era (I) |
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SheriffmuirScenario#: J05 Date: 13 November 1715 Location: Sheriffmuir, ScotlandIn 1714 George I was proclaimed King of Great Britain and Ireland, John Erskine Earl of Mar, began to raise a Jacobite army in an attempt to return James Francis Edward Stuart, the Old Pretender, to the throne. In response, … Commands & Colors: Tricorne — Jacobite Rising |
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Slaughter at SundownScenario#: HC01 Date: July 27, 1689 Location: Killiecrankie, ScotlandScottish loyalty to William III was not absolute. In the highlands James II had many supporters, and in 1689 they rose in rebellion. They were called Jacobites, and they fought for James II mostly because the powerful and unpopular Campbell … Hold the Line — Hold the Line: Highland Charge |
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Slaughter at SundownScenario#: DE07 Date: July 27, 1689 Location: Killiecrankie, ScotlandBattle of Killiecrankie Horse & Musket — Dawn of an Era (I) |
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