Conflict and Loyalty: Jacobitism in Europe and Beyond

by Allan I. Macinnes

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A seventeenth-century British political cause, Jacobitism endured for more than a hundred years, fueled by plots, propaganda, and uprisings, especially in Scotland. As the movement shifted from exiled courts in France and Italy to a wider diaspora, Jacobites spread across Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia. From soldiers in European armies to settlers in British American colonies, Jacobites left a global impact: aiding Native American resistance yet also engaging in the enslavement of show more Africans. Their experiences abroad influenced European Enlightenment and Romanticism. This book offers a critical yet sympathetic view of Jacobitism, revealing its complex legacy across the world. show less

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Allan I. Macinnes is Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Strathclyde

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941.071History & geographyHistory of EuropeBritish IslesHistorical periods of British Isles1714-1837 Period of House of HanoverGeorge I 1714-1727
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DA813 .M33History of Europe, Asia, Africa and OceaniaGreat BritainHistory of Great BritainScotlandHistoryBy period1603-1707/17451707-1745. Jacobite movements
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