The Clans, Septs, and Regiments of the Scottish HighlandsA study of old Scottish custom and organization as a basis for continuing the new Scottish heritage. |
Contents
THE HIGHLANDS AND CLANSHIP UNDER THE HOUSE OF BRUCE 26 | 26 |
THE HIghland Clan System under the ROYAL STEWARTS | 44 |
THE HIGHLANDS AFTER CULLODEN | 75 |
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The Clans, Septs and Regiments of the Scottish Highlands Frank Adam,Thomas Innes No preview available - 2013 |
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Alexander ancient Ard-righ Ardgour argent Argyll armorial Atholl azure badge Baron Battalion became Black Watch blue branch Buchanan cadet Caithness Cameron Campbell Castle Celtic century charter Chief of Clan chiefship chieftain Clan Campbell Clan Chattan Clan Donald Clan Mackay clan system clanship colours Crest Crown daughter derbhfine descended Duke duthus Earl Earl of Ross Earldom English estates Farquharson feudal Fraser Gaelic garb Glengarry Gordon Grant green gules head heir heiress heraldic Heraldry hereditary Highland dress Highland regiments honour House Isles John kilt Laird Lament lands Loch Lochaber Lord Lyon Lyon Court Lyon Register MacDonald MacDougall MacFarlane MacGregor Mackay Mackenzie Mackintosh Maclean Maclean of Ardgour MacLeod Macpherson Macrae Malcolm married Moray Motto officers organisation peerage pipers plaid recognised reign Robert Robert the Bruce Ross Royal Scotland Scots Scottish Seaforth sept Skene Somerled Stewart surname Sutherland tanistry tartan territory tribal whilst worn