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Tag: Bonnie Prince Charlie

The sword cut both ways
Books / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
  • December 19, 2020
  • 1 month
Tagged Bonnie Prince Charlie, Cameronians, Dunkeld, Historical research, Military History

The sword cut both ways

There are four incidents following the replacement of James II with William and Mary that are worth noting. Firstly there is Killiecrankie and the charge of the Highlanders under Dundee. The Highlanders took advantage of […]

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The Highlanders at Cairndhu
Books / Character Development / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
  • November 25, 2020
  • 2 months
Tagged Bonnie Prince Charlie, Eilean Donan Castle, Finding Historical story lines, Glen Coe, Historical fiction

The Highlanders at Cairndhu

While I’m busy with N.A.M. Rodgers naval histories around the Jacobite period, I need to start thinking of what the end will be – just an interest, or the basis for some stories. The first […]

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So you want John Wayne
Books / Fergus Findlay: Drover / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
  • November 6, 2020
  • 3 months
Tagged Bonnie Prince Charlie, dalton, Highland stories, Historical fiction, John Wayne

So you want John Wayne

I’ve been belabouring Bonnie Prince Charlie and it’s taking me away from my objective of sea stories, so I need to stop. Just one last comment. Someone asked me if I could do a John […]

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The tragic ending of Jacobiteism
Uncategorized
  • September 2, 2020
  • 5 months
Tagged Bonnie Prince Charlie, dalton, Historical novel, Jacobites, Royal Navy

The tragic ending of Jacobiteism

My intention is to do a series on the Navy during the Stuart times, ending with Bonnie Prince Charlie and his escape to France but from the British point of view. That means the search […]

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Ships of the ’45
Books / Character Development / Short Story / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
  • July 20, 2020
  • 6 months
Tagged 1745 rebellion, Admiral Rodney, Bonnie Prince Charlie, dalton, Royal Navy

Ships of the ’45

Exerts from Ships of the ’45

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Dunkirk
Books / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
  • July 15, 2020
  • 6 months
Tagged 1745, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Dunkirk, Hornblower, Naval History

Dunkirk

I’ve ordered a copy of Ships of the ’45, which deals especially with the naval ships chasing Bonnie Prince Charlie. Looking into the naval situation during the Stuart kingships in more detail I found Dunkirk […]

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Where was the Navy?
Books / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized / Vital Spark
  • July 1, 2020
  • 7 months
Tagged Bonnie Prince Charlie, English civil war, Jacobites, Queen Elizabeth, Royal Navy

Where was the Navy?

Is there a sea story?

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The last Jacobite
Books / Character Development / Fergus Findlay: Drover / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
  • June 28, 2020
  • 7 months
Tagged 1840, Bonnie Prince Charlie, dalton, Finding story lines, Glasgow

The last Jacobite

Why I won’t write Bonnie Prince Charlie’s Glasgow wife, Clementina Walkinshaw’s story

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Bonny Prince Charlie falls in love.
Books / Character Development / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
  • June 24, 2020
  • 7 months
Tagged Bonnie Prince Charlie, Building a story line, dalton, Historical Romance, Plotting a story

Bonny Prince Charlie falls in love.

How Bonnie Prince Charlie and Clementina Walkinshaw met.

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Opening to Clementina and the Prince
Books / Character Development / Sullatober Dalton / Uncategorized
  • June 22, 2020
  • 7 months
Tagged Bonnie Prince Charlie, dalton, Glasgow, Jacobites, Scottish History

Opening to Clementina and the Prince

The early chapter of Clementina and Bonnie Prince Charlie.

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