| PAGE |
| Preface | 5 |
| Editorial Introduction: |
| I.—Biography of Dougal Graham | 9 |
| II.—The Writings of Dougal Graham | 28 |
| III.—The Chap-Literature of Scotland | 68 |
| History of the Rebellion: |
| Preface | 83 |
| Chapter I.—Introduction and Origin of the War, Charles’ landing in Scotland and march to Tranent | 85 |
| Chapter II.—Battle of Preston pans—Rebels’ return to Edinburgh, and behaviour there | 97 |
| Plan of the Battle of Preston | 100 |
| Chapter III.—Their March into England—Taking of Carlisle—Rout through England and retreat back | 106 |
| Plan of the Battle of Clifton-Muir | 112 |
| Chapter IV.—Retaking of Carlisle by Cumberland—His return to London—Battle of Inverurie—The Rebels March from Dumfries by Glasgow to Stirling | 118 |
| Chapter V.—Siege of Stirling Castle—Battle of Falkirk | 126 |
| Plan of the Battle of Falkirk | 130 |
| Chapter VI.—The Duke’s return—His Speech to the Army—March to Stirling—Explosion of St. Ninian’s Church | 140 |
| Chapter VII.—The Duke’s arrival at Stirling—The Rebels’ Retreat, and the Rout both Armies took to the North | 145 |
| Chapter VIII.—Blowing up the Castle of Cargarf by Earl of Ancram—Skirmishes at Keith and Inverness &c. | 148 |
| Chapter IX.—Kings Army pass the Spey—Battle of Culloden—Defeat of Rebels &c. | 157 |
| Plan of the Battle of Culloden Muir | 162 |
| Chapter X.—Charles’ flight—Arrival in the Isles—Hardships, hidings, and narrow escape | 167 |
| Chapter XI.—Procedure of the King’s men against the suspected—Confusion in the Army and severity against the Clans | 182 |
| Chapter XII.—Sundry dangers and hardships on the main shore—Meets with six men who relieve him—Almost starved—Goes to Lochaber—Meets with Lochiel—Gets off from Moidart | 205 |
| Chapter XIII.—Arrives at France—Reception there | 218 |
| Chapter XIV.—Trial and Execution of severals at Kensington, Brampton, and Carlisle—The Lords Kilmarnock, Cromartie, Balmerino, Lovat, and Charles Ratcliff | 221 |
| Chapter XV.—Conclusion—Charles interrupts the Congress—Is seized at the Opera—Carried to the Castle of Vincennes—And forced to leave France | 240 |
| A Quaker’s Address to Prince Charles | 245 |
| Copy of the Rebels’ Orders before the Battle of Culloden | 249 |
| Miss Flora’s Lament: A Song | 250 |
| The Author’s Address to all in general | 251 |
| John Highlandman’s Remarks on Glasgow | 255 |
| Turnimspike | 261 |
| Tugal M‘Tagger | 265 |
| Had awa frae me, Donald | 269 |
