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especially for their horse. The MacGregors had assembled in two divisions, one was at the head of the glen and the other was placed in an ambush position near to the farm of Strone. The
Colquhouns entered Glen Fruin from the Luss side through the glen of Auchengaich which is opposite Strone. Colquhoun pushed on his force to get through the glen before encountering with the MacGregors, but they were already aware of his approach and Allaster MacGregor pushed forward one of his divisions and entered the head of the glen in time to prevent the Colquhouns from emerging out of the upper end of the glen. Meanwhile, his brother, John MacGregor, with the ambush division took a detour to the rear of the Colquhouns which prevented their retreat back through the glen without fighting their way through. The Colquhouns also least expected to be attacked from the rear.
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commission as the King's lieutenant in the bounds of Clan Gregor "wherever situated". Subsequently, on 22 April 1601 Allaster MacGregor of
Glenstra, chief of Clan Gregor, gave Argyll who was the King's lieutenant, a bail-bond for the whole clan, one clause of which was that any offence committed by the clan was to be understood as a forfeiture of any lands that they possessed. However, despite this, Argyll, instead of repressing the Clan Gregor used his power over them to stimulate them into various acts of aggression against Alexander Colquhoun of
308:(MacGregor); two MacGregor clansmen, away from home, were forced to spend a night in Colquhoun lands. After being refused shelter, the two MacGregors found an abandoned outhouse and slaughtered a sheep which they ate. When the two were discovered they were seized and brought forward to Colquhoun, the Laird of Luss who had the men tried by summary trial and then executed. Walter Scott also gives this incident as the direct cause of the conflict at Glen Fruin. 19th century historian
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side, the present road apparently built at a later date by the Duke of Argyll and called The Duke's Road. However, there was a track or path of some kind along the side of Loch Long which may have been the way that the MacGregors came into Glen Fruin. To repel the invaders
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Auchengaich where they were thrown into disorder. Here, on the moss, Colquhoun's cavalry was useless. The MacGregors killed many of them and forced them into a retreat in which they had to fight through John MacGregor's division which proved even more disastrous. However, according to
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The two sides met on 7 February 1603 at Glen Fruin. The MacGregors have been estimated as numbering between 300 and 400 foot soldiers. The
Colquhouns have been estimated as numbering about 300 horse and 500 foot. The ground on which the battle took place was extremely unfavourable to the Colquhouns,
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on 21 December 1602, accompanied by a number of female relatives of the people who had been killed or wounded at
Glenfinlas and who were carrying the bloodied shirts of their dead or wounded relatives. The King was sympathetic and vowed to take vengeance on the MacGregors. He granted a commission of
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who strongly favours the MacGregors, representing the
Colquhouns as the aggressors and that the Colquhuns had made the first raid. Fraser also states that Gordon mistakes the conflict at Glenfinlas for the more serious one at Glen Fruin which took place shortly after. According to Fraser, Colquhoun
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Parliament forbidding the carrying of arms, granted permission to Colquhoun and his tenants to wear various offensive weapons. However, the right granted to Colquhoun and his followers to carry arms seems to have caused resentment from the MacGregors and resulted
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to charge all those of the surname MacGregor for not keeping the peace. On 5 March 1594 he became bound so that he should keep himself and all those answerable to him to keep his
Majesty's peace under surety of £20,000. In July 1596, upon paying a sum of money into the royal treasury, he received a
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There is a tradition that after the battle the victorious MacGregors slaughtered a group of clerical students who had come to watch it, but this story is not supported by historical records. The tradition is that the MacGregors murdered about eighty youths in this incident. It is alluded to in the
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Rossdhu and three miles to the north of Glen Fruin which runs parallel to it, a raid was carried out led by Duncan Mackewin MacGregor, tutor of Glenstra, against the Colquhouns. He had with him about eighty men and they plundered the houses and took away three hundred cows,
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students who had come to witness the battle but who were probably on an excursion at the time had been put into a barn for safety by the chief of Colquhouns. They then fell into the hands of the victorious chief of MacGregors who put them under the care of one of his cadets, Dugald Ciar Mhor, the
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Fraser also disputes Gordon's contemporary account that in early 1603 the MacGregors and Colquhouns made friendly proposals to hold conference to find a peaceful settlement, again favouring the MacGregors, but Fraser says that there is no evidence to show that this conference ever took place, let
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of the Clan Gregor, who were outlawed for the massacre. King James sought to make the Highlands and Islands "answerable to God, justice and himself" and to assimilate them into his new Britain. One of the most radical manifestations of this new programme was the extermination of the MacGregors.
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and its allies on the other. The Clan Gregor (or MacGregor) and Clan Colquhoun were at feud due to the MacGregors carrying out raids on the Colquhoun's lands. The Colquhouns gained royal support and raised an army against the MacGregors. However, during the subsequent battle of Glen Fruin, the
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Allaster MacGregor, at the head of his division furiously charged Colquhoun of Luss and his men. The Colquhouns bravely maintained the contest for a while. Fraser disputes other accounts of the battle which say that the MacGregors only lost two men killed. However, due to the unfavorable
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which was made against the MacGregors who took part in the battle and for which almost every criminal act which could possibly brought against them was brought forward. Lawson concludes that it is impossible for such an act to have escaped the notice of the Crown prosecutors.
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In July 1967, an excavation took place on a mound in Glen Fruin that was thought to be the burial place of the Colquhouns who were killed in the battle. However, it was discovered that the mound was not the burial site of the Colquhouns but a
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one hundred horses and mares, four hundred sheep, and four hundred goats. Two Colquhouns were killed in the raid, one of them a house-hold servant of Colquhoun of Luss. According to the Clan Gregor account, based on
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lieutenancy to Colquhoun of Luss giving him the power to repress the crimes made against him and to apprehend the perpetrators. This however roused the MacGregors to raise a strong force against the Colquhouns.
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who was one of the principal executors of the slaughter committed by the Clan Gregor at the Battle of Glen Fruin and who with his own hand had slew forty people who were "without armour".
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202:140-200 dead
142:Belligerents
40:Part of the
29:
3004:Clan Gregor
2895:Loch Ailort
2880:Littleferry
2830:2nd Ruthven
2785:Prestonpans
2780:1st Ruthven
2757:Coille Bhan
2752:Glen Affric
2719:Sheriffmuir
2704:Dunfermline
2567:Altimarlach
2543:of 1660 to
2541:Restoration
2526:Dalnaspidal
2407:Philiphaugh
2352:Boldon Hill
2329:Brig of Dee
2226:Dryfe Sands
2202:Allt Camhna
2184:Tillieangus
2064:Torran Dubh
2017:Black Mount
1867:Palm Sunday
1692:Ancrum Moor
1669:Solway Moss
1569:Border wars
1526:Boroughmuir
1403:Bannockburn
1108:25 December
1100:. pp.
1027:Black, Adam
831:Hammersmith
640:. pp.
531:Archaeology
487:theological
434:bloodhounds
271:Luss Papers
265:, chief of
254:Clan Gregor
231:Loch Lomond
218:Clan Gregor
148:Clan Gregor
131:Clan Gregor
114: /
2988:Categories
2775:Highbridge
2747:Glen Shiel
2488:Carbisdale
2412:Lagganmore
2387:Inverlochy
2377:Tippermuir
2291:Glen Fruin
2238:Logiebride
2178:Craibstone
2172:Torran-Roy
2100:Summerdale
2052:Knock Mary
2023:Daltullich
1981:Bloody Bay
1885:Inverlochy
1855:Drumnacoub
1808:North Inch
1707:Haddington
1664:Haddon Rig
1463:Old Byland
1433:Skaithmuir
1413:Moiry Pass
1373:Glen Trool
1204:26 January
1181:26 January
1173:, London:
1163:"Appendix"
1143:26 January
1136:. p.
1072:26 January
1043:27 January
1011:26 January
971:. p.
884:0752530380
848:0002550822
823:Keay, John
749:27 January
713:26 January
677:26 January
648:26 January
589:26 January
544:References
538:Bronze Age
496:indictment
438:Charles II
371:Glen Fruin
357:Glen Fruin
289:Glenfinlas
283:Glen Fruin
258:commission
245:Background
229:is in the
227:Glen Fruin
160:allied men
152:allied men
89:NS27608940
77:Glen Fruin
2840:Inverness
2815:Inverurie
2714:Inverness
2651:Loup Hill
2503:Worcester
2427:Dunaverty
2357:Newcastle
2250:Benbigrie
2232:Glenlivet
2192:(1577/78)
2136:Inverness
2130:Corrichie
2124:Garbharry
2120:(1544/45)
2072:(1518/19)
2040:Drumchatt
2019:(1497/98)
2011:Drumchatt
2001:(1485/91)
1983:(1480/83)
1977:(1480/83)
1975:Lagabraad
1953:(1464/78)
1951:Champions
1947:(1464/38)
1933:Arkinholm
1911:(1445/46)
1873:Inverness
1857:(1427/33)
1849:Harpsdale
1798:(1370/86)
1792:(1330/37)
1763:(1294/96)
1702:Inchkeith
1687:Edinburgh
1632:Redeswire
1612:Piperdean
1607:Yeavering
1582:Otterburn
1388:Inverurie
1368:Loch Ryan
1363:Turnberry
1003:Glasgow:
978:2 October
965:Edinburgh
788:(for the
634:Edinburgh
507:The poet
471:'s novel
447:In 1609,
423:Aftermath
396:Loch Long
388:mailcoats
336:burgesses
332:Dumbarton
102:4°46′11″W
99:56°3′59″N
2933:See also
2885:Culloden
2825:Stirling
2689:Cornwall
2666:Cromdale
2592:Drumclog
2473:Stirling
2392:Auldearn
2372:Carlisle
2273:Carinish
2267:Bengrime
2208:Leckmelm
2166:Garbhain
2154:Langside
2058:Glendale
1909:Arbroath
1861:Lochaber
1837:Dingwall
1761:Red Ford
1622:Roxburgh
1531:Culblean
1443:Faughart
1428:Skerries
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957:(1908).
875:Parragon
865:(1999).
776:(1994).
695:(1893).
626:(1869).
453:Glen Coe
390:, axes,
323:Stirling
239:Scotland
178:Strength
81:Scotland
72:Location
2964:Manrent
2920:Rannoch
2900:Arisaig
2870:Dornoch
2820:Falkirk
2800:Clifton
2709:Preston
2671:Glencoe
2661:Dunkeld
2547:of 1688
2521:Tullich
2450:Preston
2402:Kilsyth
2334:Newburn
2088:Melrose
1963:Corpach
1945:Tannach
1915:Brechin
1825:Drumoak
1790:Drumlui
1778:Dalrigh
1511:Dornock
1358:Dalrigh
1353:Methven
1343:Happrew
1333:Falkirk
1251:Canmore
1233:Canmore
782:Glasgow
739:Glasgow
703:Glasgow
474:Rob Roy
384:hagbuts
316:in his
305:Rob Roy
188:cavalry
133:victory
2910:Killin
2875:Tongue
2850:Atholl
2724:Brahan
2699:Alness
2575:(1688)
2573:Mulroy
2569:(1680)
2563:(1665)
2493:Dunbar
2397:Alford
2299:(1645)
2293:(1603)
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2042:(1501)
2025:(1499)
2013:(1497)
2007:(1491)
1995:(1487)
1989:(1484)
1971:(1480)
1969:Tarbat
1965:(1470)
1959:(1468)
1941:(1455)
1935:(1455)
1929:(1454)
1923:(1452)
1917:(1452)
1905:(1441)
1899:(1439)
1893:(1437)
1887:(1431)
1881:(1429)
1879:Mamsha
1875:(1429)
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1863:(1429)
1851:(1426)
1845:(1411)
1843:Harlaw
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1833:(1406)
1827:(1402)
1810:(1396)
1804:(1391)
1786:(1308)
1780:(1306)
1757:(1263)
1751:(1245)
1697:Pinkie
1418:Connor
1393:Buchan
1383:Slioch
1338:Roslin
1323:Lanark
1318:Dunbar
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835:London
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212:was a
127:Result
2860:Keith
2285:Morar
1957:Stalc
1802:Angus
1755:Largs
1506:Annan
1448:Myton
1423:Kells
2362:York
1749:Embo
1617:Sark
1592:1400
1587:1385
1577:Duns
1206:2020
1183:2020
1145:2020
1110:2021
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980:2020
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263:Luss
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