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2270:Eilean Donan
2067:Period from
1895:Marston Moor
1849:Bishops Wars
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1634:Alltan-Beath
1561:16th century
1533:Raid on Ross
1455:Clachnaharry
1346:15th century
1324:Invernahavon
1299:14th century
1270:13th century
1207:Rough Wooing
1049:Halidon Hill
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333:Duart Castle
329:Clan Maclean
321:Isle of Jura
309:Isle of Skye
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279:against the
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121:Belligerents
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2408:Littleferry
2358:2nd Ruthven
2313:Prestonpans
2308:1st Ruthven
2285:Coille Bhan
2280:Glen Affric
2247:Sheriffmuir
2232:Dunfermline
2095:Altimarlach
2071:of 1660 to
2069:Restoration
2054:Dalnaspidal
1935:Philiphaugh
1880:Boldon Hill
1857:Brig of Dee
1754:Dryfe Sands
1730:Allt Camhna
1712:Tillieangus
1592:Torran Dubh
1545:Black Mount
1395:Palm Sunday
1220:Ancrum Moor
1197:Solway Moss
1097:Border wars
1054:Boroughmuir
931:Bannockburn
344:Clan Donald
327:, chief of
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2516:Categories
2303:Highbridge
2275:Glen Shiel
2016:Carbisdale
1940:Lagganmore
1915:Inverlochy
1905:Tippermuir
1819:Glen Fruin
1766:Logiebride
1706:Craibstone
1700:Torran-Roy
1628:Summerdale
1580:Knock Mary
1551:Daltullich
1509:Bloody Bay
1413:Inverlochy
1383:Drumnacoub
1336:North Inch
1235:Haddington
1192:Haddon Rig
991:Old Byland
961:Skaithmuir
941:Moiry Pass
901:Glen Trool
552:References
469:Ardgour MS
204:Bloody Bay
25:55°57′18″N
2368:Inverness
2343:Inverurie
2242:Inverness
2179:Loup Hill
2031:Worcester
1955:Dunaverty
1885:Newcastle
1778:Benbigrie
1760:Glenlivet
1720:(1577/78)
1664:Inverness
1658:Corrichie
1652:Garbharry
1648:(1544/45)
1600:(1518/19)
1568:Drumchatt
1547:(1497/98)
1539:Drumchatt
1529:(1485/91)
1511:(1480/83)
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1503:Lagabraad
1481:(1464/78)
1479:Champions
1475:(1464/38)
1461:Arkinholm
1439:(1445/46)
1401:Inverness
1385:(1427/33)
1377:Harpsdale
1326:(1370/86)
1320:(1330/37)
1291:(1294/96)
1230:Inchkeith
1215:Edinburgh
1160:Redeswire
1140:Piperdean
1135:Yeavering
1110:Otterburn
916:Inverurie
896:Loch Ryan
891:Turnberry
735:Quoting:
729:5 January
690:5 January
646:Quoting:
640:5 January
590:5 January
517:issued a
509:Aftermath
224:Benbigrie
28:5°54′04″W
2461:See also
2413:Culloden
2353:Stirling
2217:Cornwall
2194:Cromdale
2120:Drumclog
2001:Stirling
1920:Auldearn
1900:Carlisle
1801:Carinish
1795:Bengrime
1736:Leckmelm
1694:Garbhain
1682:Langside
1586:Glendale
1437:Arbroath
1389:Lochaber
1365:Dingwall
1289:Red Ford
1150:Roxburgh
1059:Culblean
971:Faughart
956:Skerries
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257:Scotland
99:Scotland
90:Location
2492:Manrent
2448:Rannoch
2428:Arisaig
2398:Dornoch
2348:Falkirk
2328:Clifton
2237:Preston
2199:Glencoe
2189:Dunkeld
2075:of 1688
2049:Tullich
1978:Preston
1930:Kilsyth
1862:Newburn
1616:Melrose
1491:Corpach
1473:Tannach
1443:Brechin
1353:Drumoak
1318:Drumlui
1306:Dalrigh
1039:Dornock
886:Dalrigh
881:Methven
871:Happrew
861:Falkirk
630:Glasgow
576:Glasgow
538:vassals
529:Borders
503:Kintyre
488:Ireland
384:In the
361:on the
335:on the
293:vassals
261:Kintyre
85:1585-86
2438:Killin
2403:Tongue
2378:Atholl
2252:Brahan
2227:Alness
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1225:Pinkie
946:Connor
921:Buchan
911:Slioch
866:Roslin
851:Lanark
846:Dunbar
743:p. 186
719:London
480:Argyll
386:spring
106:Result
2388:Keith
1813:Morar
1485:Stalc
1330:Angus
1283:Largs
1034:Annan
976:Myton
951:Kells
531:. An
496:Tiree
453:Islay
443:Islay
418:Sleat
253:Tiree
245:Islay
1890:York
1277:Embo
1145:Sark
1120:1400
1115:1385
1105:Duns
731:2020
725:–235
692:2020
686:–120
642:2020
592:2020
275:and
251:and
249:Mull
241:Jura
235:The
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