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Marquis of Montrose<\/h4><\/div>
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Memoirs of the most renowned James Graham, Marquis of Montrose. Translated from the Latin of the Rev. Dr George Wishart, afterwards Bishop of Edinburgh, to which are added sundry original letters, never before published. Edinburgh: Archibald Constable, 1819. Octavo<\/p>\n

Printed for Archibald Constable & Co. Edinburgh; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme & Brown, Paternoster-Row; and Hurst, Robinson & Co., 19 Cheapside, London. 1819. Arms of Dr. George Wishart, in a stained glass window at St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh beside the tomb and memorial of Montrose (right.)<\/p>\n

Part I<\/strong><\/p>\n

Chap. I<\/strong> \u2013 The pretences of the covenanters; their designs discovered by Montrose; they invade England, and seize Newcastle. \u2013 Montrose’s correspondence with the king disclosed; he forms an association for the king. \u2013 The king’s letters to Montrose intercepted, whereupon he is imprisoned. \u2013 A parliament held at Edinburgh in 1641, after which he is released, . . . 21<\/p>\n

Chap. II<\/strong> \u2013 The behaviour of the covenanters in England. \u2013 Montrose confers with the queen at York; is supplanted by the Marquis of Hamilton, whose advice is followed. \u2013 The covenanters call a convention at Edinburgh. \u2013 Montrose’s conference with Mr Henderson, from whom he learns the designs of the covenanters, . . . 31<\/p>\n

Chap. III<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose goes to the king, then at Gloucester; his advice approved by the king. \u2013 Measures concerted. \u2013 Assistance from Ireland promised by the Earl of Antrim. \u2013 The Marquis of Hamilton and his brother go up to court, and are disgraced. \u2013 Montrose sets out for Scotland, . . . 42<\/p>\n

Chap. IV<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose’s English soldiers mutiny and desert. \u2013 He takes the towns of Dumfries and Carlisle. \u2013 State of affairs in Scotland. \u2013 Sets out for Scotland in disguise; arrives at Graham of Inchbrakie’s house in Perthshire, . . . 55<\/p>\n

Chap. V<\/strong> \u2013 The Irish arrive in the Highlands. \u2013 Montrose meets them in Athole; is joined by the Athole-men, and by Lord Kilpont and Sir John Drummond; defeats the covenanters at Tippermoor, . . . 67<\/p>\n

Chap. VI<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose marches from Perth to Cupar in Angus. \u2013 Lord Kilpont assassinated by Ardvorlich. \u2013 Montrose is joined by the Earl of Airly and his two sons; marches northwards; defeats Lord Burleigh at Aberdeen, . . . 82<\/p>\n

Chap. VII<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose not supported by proper supplies; occasioned partly by the Marquis of Huntly; obliged to retire into Badenoch; falls sick; his sickness affords great joy to the covenanters; returns by a circuit into the north country; surprised by Argyle and Lothian at Fyvie Castle; several hot skirmishes ensue. \u2013 Makes a safe retreat to Balveny, . . . 92<\/p>\n

Chap. VIII<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose marches into Argyleshire; lays waste and destroys all that country; marches northwards; is opposed by Seaforth; returns, and defeats Argyle at Inverlochy. \u2013 Sir Thomas Ogylvie, son of the Early of Airly, killed, . . . 105<\/p>\n

Chap. IX<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose takes the town of Elgin; is attacked by Colonel Urry, whom he puts to flight; offers battle to Baillie and Urry; deserted by Lewis Gordon and most of that clan; obliged on that account to retire north; in his way he seizes Dundee; makes a safe retreat before the covenanters’ army, . . . 115<\/p>\n

Chap. X<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose returns to Crieff; is attacked by Baillie, but secures his retreat. \u2013 Follows Urry, and obliges him to retire to Inverness. \u2013 The battle of Aulderne, in which Urry is defeated, . . . 128<\/p>\n

Chap. XI<\/strong> \u2013 Urry joined by Baillie. \u2013 They provoke Montrose to fight. \u2013 He marches south against Lord Lindsay; deserted by the Gordons; gains the battle of Alford. \u2013 The Lord Gordon killed, . . . 139<\/p>\n

Chap. XII<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose marches southward; receives a considerable reinforcement from the Highlands. \u2013 The covenanters hold a parliament at Perth. \u2013 They march out and attack him in his camp at Methven Wood. \u2013 He escapes them; is joined by the Gordons and Ogilvies; marches into Stratherne, . . . 153<\/p>\n

Chap. XIII<\/strong> \u2013 The Fife-men rise in arms and join the covenanters. \u2013 Montrose marches to Kinross; crosses the Forth and encamps at Kilsyth; pursued by Baillie’s army, who attack him and are entirely routed at Kilsyth, . . . 162<\/p>\n

Chap. XIV<\/strong> \u2013 Great alterations in the kingdom upon the victory at Kilsyth. \u2013 Montrose enters Glasgow; is joined by several of the nobility; receives the surrender of the city of Edinburgh. \u2013 The prisoners discharged by the covenanters. \u2013 The peace of the west country settled, . . . 172<\/p>\n

Chap. XV<\/strong> \u2013 The intrigues of Roxburgh, Hume and Traquair. \u2013 The Highlanders desert and return home. \u2013 Montrose appointed captain-general and lieutenant-governor of the kingdom; receives the king’s orders to march southward, and to join Traquair and Roxburgh, who deceive him, . . . 185<\/p>\n

Chap. XVI<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose marches to Selkirk, where, by the negligence of his scouts, he is surprised by General Lesly; is overpowered and surrounded; but cuts his way through the enemy with a few of his friends, and retires into Athole to levy men, . . . 196<\/p>\n

Chap. XVII<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose joined by four hundred Athole-men. \u2013 Account of the cruel butchery of the prisoners by the covenanters. \u2013 Huntly refuses to co-operate with Montrose; yet Aboyne joins him; but soon leaves him. \u2013 Montrose returns to Perthshire. \u2013 The death of Lord Napier, . . . 208<\/p>\n

Chap. XVIII<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose marches into Lennox. \u2013 Sir William Rollock, Alexander Ogilvie, Sir Philip Nisbet, Colonel O’Kyan, and Major Lachlan, put to death by the covenanters. \u2013 Montrose marches into Athole; again attempts a reconciliation with Huntly, but in vain. \u2013 He surprises him at last into an interview, at which they concert their future operations, . . . 221<\/p>\n

Chap. XIX<\/strong> \u2013 A party of Argyle’s men break into Athole; attacked and defeated by the Athole-men. \u2013 The covenanters condemn several of their prisoners; Lord Ogilvie escapes. \u2013 Colonel Nathaniel Gordon, Sir Robert Spotiswood, Andrew Guthry, and William Murray, executed, . . . 233<\/p>\n

Chap. XX<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose solicited by his army to execute his prisoners in revenge of the death of his friends, but refuses. \u2013 Huntly again disappoints him. \u2013 Montrose lays siege to Inverness; but is obliged to raise it, and retires before Middleton. \u2013 He endeavours to obtain a conference with Huntly, which he shuns. \u2013 Huntly takes the city of Aberdeen, . . . 247<\/p>\n

Chap. XXI<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose receives orders from the king to disband his army; demands a second order, which is sent to him, with conditions for himself and his friends; whereupon he disbands his army. \u2013 The covenanters endeavour to ensnare him. \u2013 He and his friends sail for Norway, . . . 250<\/p>\n

Part II<\/strong><\/p>\n

Chap. I<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose lands in Norway. \u2013 Sets out for France. \u2013 The courtiers about the queen endeavour to prevent his coming to court. \u2013 The reasons of Lord Jermyn’s opposition to him. \u2013 His advice to the queen. \u2013 She is reconciled to the Presbyterians, . . . 273<\/p>\n

Chap. II<\/strong> \u2013 Character of the Presbyterians; of the Independents. \u2013 The latter become the most powerful, and seize the king. \u2013 The Presbyterians apply to Scotland for assistance. \u2013 The Scots raise an army, and appoint the Duke of Hamilton general. \u2013 Two factions in Scotland, Hamilton’s and Argyles, . . . 288<\/p>\n

Chap. III<\/strong> \u2013 The Duke of Hamilton marches his army into England, joined by several of the English, defeated by Cromwell at Preston, and surrenders himself. \u2013 A new army raised in Scotland, and the command given to the Earl of Lanark. \u2013 He is joined by great numbers of the nobility and gentry. \u2013 General Moare, contrary to Lanark’s intentions, attacks and defeats Argyle at Stirling. \u2013 Lanark’s loyalty suspected. \u2013 At length he concludes a dishonourable peace with Argyle, . . . 303<\/p>\n

Chap. IV<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose leaves the queen’s court; countenanced by the emperor of Prague. \u2013 Receives the news of the king’s murder; attends King Charles II at the Hague. \u2013 His advice opposed by Lanark and Lauderdale. \u2013 The Duke of Hamilton beheaded, . . . 329<\/p>\n

Chap. V<\/strong> \u2013 The proclamation of the estates declaring Charles II King of Scotland, brought to the Hague. \u2013 The Earl of Cassilis and other commissioners arrive there. \u2013 The Marquis of Huntly beheaded. \u2013 The demands of the estates presented to the king by their commissioners. \u2013 The opinion of the Scots peers concerning them. \u2013 The king leaves them, and goes to France, . . . 346<\/p>\n

Chap. VI<\/strong> \u2013 Montrose prepares for a descent upon Scotland. \u2013 The state of that kingdom. \u2013 His disappointments. \u2013 He lands in Caithness. \u2013 Strachan, Lesly, and Holborn, sent against him. \u2013 He publishes his declaration; defeated by Strachan; apprehended by the Laird of Assint; and delivered to David Lesly, . . . 361<\/p>\n

Chap. V<\/strong> \u2013 The parliament condemns Montrose in his absence. \u2013 Their sentence against him. \u2013 The treatment of him when he arrived at Edinburgh. \u2013 His speech before the parliament. \u2013 His speech and behaviour at his execution, . . . 383<\/p>\n

Chap. VI<\/strong> \u2013 Character of the Marquis of Montrose. \u2013 Colonel Urry, Spotiswood of Dairsie, Sir Francis Hay, and Colonel Sibbald, all executed \u2013 Captain Chertis, not withstanding his complying with the ministry to save his life, is also put to death, . . . 406<\/p>\n

Appendix<\/p>\n

No. I<\/strong> \u2013 The manifesto of the Scots army when they entered England in 1640, . . . 411<\/p>\n

II<\/strong> \u2013 Two letters from the king to Montrose, anno 1644, thanking him for his good services, and desiring the continuance of them, . . . 421<\/p>\n

III<\/strong> \u2013 A letter from the queen to Montrose, assuring him of her confidence and assistance, . . . 423<\/p>\n

IV<\/strong> \u2013 The king’s commission to the Marquis of Montrose to be lieutenant-govenor and general of all his majesty’s forces in Scotland, . . . 424<\/p>\n

V<\/strong> \u2013 A letter from the Marquis of Montrose to President Spotiswood, . . . 427<\/p>\n

VI<\/strong> \u2013 Sir Robert Spotiswood’s letter to Lord Digby, wrote by him before the battle of Philiphaugh, and found in his pocket when he was made prisoner, . . . 428<\/p>\n

VII<\/strong> \u2013 The last speech of Sir Robert Spotiswood, intended to have been spoken by him at his execution, . . . 430<\/p>\n

VIII<\/strong> \u2013 Sir Robert Spotiswood’s letter to the Marquis of Montrose, wrote by him the day before his execution, . . . 433<\/p>\n

IX<\/strong> \u2013 Three letters from the king, when he was with the Scots army at Newcastle, to the Marquis of Montrose, containing his orders to the marquis for disbanding his forces, and going to France, . . . 434<\/p>\n

X<\/strong> \u2013 A letter from the king to the Marquis of Montrose, congratulating him on his safe arrival in the Low Countries, after disbanding his army, and recommending him to the queen. \u2013 A letter from the queen thanking him for his past services, . . . 437<\/p>\n

XI<\/strong> \u2013 A letter from the queen to the marquis, encouraging him in the resolution of avenging the king’s murder, . . . 439<\/p>\n

XII<\/strong> \u2013 Six letters from the archives of the family of Seaforth, . . . 440<\/p>\n

XIII<\/strong> \u2013 Two letters from Prince Rupert to Montrose, . . . 445<\/p>\n

XIV<\/strong> \u2013 Commission from King Charles II, to the Marquis of Montrose, for settling the differences with the town of Hamburgh, and borrowing a sum of money from the senate, . . . 446<\/p>\n

XV<\/strong> \u2013 A letter from King Charles II to the Marquis of Montrose, encouraging him in his preparations for making a descent upon Scotland, . . . 447<\/p>\n

XVI<\/strong> \u2013 An address from the Committee of Estates in Scotland to King Charles II after the treaty at the Hague had miscarried, . . . 448<\/p>\n

XVII<\/strong> \u2013 A letter from his majesty to the Committee of Estates, in answer to their address, and appointing their commissioners to meet and treat with him at Breda, . . . 450<\/p>\n

XVIII<\/strong> \u2013 A letter from his majesty to the Marquis of Montrose, sent him with copies of the committee’s address, and his majesty’s answer, and requiring him to prosecute his design upon Scotland vigorously, . . . 452<\/p>\n

XIX<\/strong> \u2013 Declaration of his Excellency, James Marquis of Montrose, Earl of Kincardine, Lord Graham, Baron of Montdieu, lieutenant-governor and captain-general, for his majesty, of the kingdom of Scotland, anno 1649, . . . 454<\/p>\n

XX<\/strong> \u2013 The declaration and warning of the commissioners of the General Assembly, unto all the members of this kirk and kingdom, in answer to a paper intitled and reputed the Declaration of James Graham, . . . 458<\/p>\n

XXI<\/strong> \u2013 A declaration of the Committee of Estates of the parliament of Scotland, in vindication of their proceedings, from the aspersions of a scandalous pamphlet, published by that excommunicate traitor, James Graham, under the title of a Declaration of James Marquis of Montrose, . . . 464<\/p>\n

XXII<\/strong> \u2013 List of the prisoners taken and killed by Colonel Strachan, when he defeated Montrose, published at Edinburgh a few days after the battle, . . . 491<\/p>\n

XXIII<\/strong> \u2013 The last speech of Colonel William Sibbald, intended to have been spoken by him at his execution, 7th January 1650, . . . 492<\/p>\n

XXIV<\/strong> \u2013 Verses wrote by the Marquis of Montrose upon the murder of King Charles I, with Dr Wishart’s latin translation, . . . 495<\/p>\n

XXV<\/strong> \u2013 A poem in praise of women by Montrose, . . . 496<\/p>\n

XXVI<\/strong> \u2013 Verses wrote by the Marquis of Montrose with the point of a diamond upon the glass window of his prison, after receiving his sentence. \u2013 On false friends, a poem by Montrose, . . . 503<\/p>\n

XXVII<\/strong> \u2013 Extract from the Mercurius Caledonius, . . . 504<\/p>\n

XXVIII<\/strong> \u2013 A relation of the true funerals of the Great Lord Marquis of Montrose, his Majesty’s Lord High Commissioner, and Captain General of his forces in Scotland. With that of the renowned knight Sir William Hay of Delgity, . . . 506<\/p>\n

Elogium tumulo inscribendum, . . 523<\/p>\n<\/div>

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