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9781862047020

The Forgotten Monarchy of Scotland: The True Story of the Royal House of Stewart and the Hidden Lineage of the Kings and Queens of Scots

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  • ISBN13:

    9781862047020

  • ISBN10:

    1862047022

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-07-01
  • Publisher: Frank Amato Pubns
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Summary

Scotland's royal family reigned for more than 300 years, until the violent overthrow of James VII in 1688. But, what became of the House of Stewart?

Authoritatively researched and passionately written, this book reveals the untold story of the doomed monarchy. In addition to historical insights, Prince Michael, a legitimate descendent of Charles Edward Stewart, offers his own personal overview of the Scottish social, economic, and political contemporary scene.

At a time when the debate over Scottish nationhood is making headlines, this stunning chronicle of political intrigue and deceit is more relevant than ever.

Table of Contents

Plate Illustrations x
Maps and Line Illustrations
xiii
Genealogical Charts xiv
Picture Credits xvi
Acknowledgements xvii
Dedication xviii
Foreword and Introduction xix
HRH Prince Michael James Alexander Stewart xxv
Part I THE BIRTH OF A NATION
The Scots Tradition
3(8)
Farewell to Exile
3(4)
Kith and Kin
7(4)
Early Scotland
11(16)
Scots and Picts
11(7)
Tanistry and the Clans
18(2)
Macbeth
20(7)
Priest-Kings and the Church
27(12)
Saint Margaret
27(2)
The Sacred Kindred of Saint Columba
29(2)
Knights Templars and the Celtic Order
31(1)
The Flemish Connection
32(2)
The Lion of Louvain
34(1)
Battle of the Standard
35(4)
Part II THE STEWART MONARCHY
Rise of the High Stewards
39(20)
Stewart Origins and Descent
39(2)
From Steward to Stewart
41(10)
Succession and the Maid of Norway
51(3)
Sir William Wallace
54(5)
The Written Constitution
59(12)
Robert the Bruce
59(1)
Bruce and the Knights Templars
60(6)
The Declaration of Arbroath
66(2)
The Mystery of Scota
68(3)
The Royal House of Stewart
71(34)
The Dynasty Begins
71(4)
Choice of the Nation
75(4)
The Stewart Kings
79(9)
Flowers of the Forest
88(8)
Enigma of the Tomb
96(4)
Knights Templars and Knights Hospitallers
100(4)
The Thistle and the Unicorn
104(1)
The Union of Crowns
105(16)
Mary, Queen of Scots
105(2)
Darnley and Bothwell
107(2)
Trial and Execution
109(5)
James, King of Britain
114(2)
Knights Templars and Freemasons
116(5)
Community of the Realm
121(16)
The Kingdom of Scots
121(4)
Knights Templars and Scottish Gold
125(1)
Catholics and Protestants
126(2)
The Stuarts and Religion
128(3)
Civil War
131(6)
Part III A BLOODY UNION
The End of an Era
137(9)
The Stuart Restoration
137(2)
Fire and Plague
139(2)
The Pitchfork Rebellion
141(2)
Religious Toleration
143(1)
The Test Acts
144(2)
By Force of Arms
146(13)
The Dutch Invader
146(4)
The Bill of Rights
150(1)
Knights Templars and the Irish Campaign
150(4)
Massacre at Glencoe
154(2)
The Knights of Saint Germain
156(3)
The Treaty of Union
159(12)
Queen Anne and the Scots
159(4)
Bribery and Corruption
163(4)
Parliament Adjourned
167(4)
Part IV THE JACOBITE STRUGGLE
The House of Hanover
171(10)
The German Nomination
171(1)
The `Fifteen'
172(4)
Stuart and Sobieski
176(2)
Rome and the Palazzo Muti
178(3)
Culloden Moor
181(22)
The `Forty-five'
181(5)
Defeat at Drummossie
186(3)
Subjugation of the Highlands
189(2)
Lochiel and the Armistice
191(1)
Last Martyrs of the `Forty-five'
192(3)
The Invisible Spirit
195(1)
Kingship and the Church
196(2)
Knights Templars and the Jacobite Lodges
198(5)
Part V THE HANOVERIAN CONSPIRACY
The Count of Albany
203(12)
Arrest at The Opera
203(2)
Charles and Clementina
205(5)
Marriage to Louise
210(1)
Robert Burns
211(2)
Charles III and the Crown of America
213(2)
A Duplicity of Wills
215(16)
Divorce from Louise
215(1)
Marriage to Marguerite
216(1)
The Stuart Heir
217(5)
Suppression of the Evidence
222(4)
Last Will and Testament
226(2)
Count Stuarton
228(3)
The Diverted Succession
231(20)
Napoleon and the Stuarts
231(3)
Stuart Papers
234(7)
Knights Templars and the Strategy of Hanover
241(6)
Character Assassination
247(4)
Constitutional Monarchy
251(14)
People or Parliament?
251(1)
Ireland and the Constitution
252(3)
Presidents and Princes
255(2)
The Gag Acts
257(2)
The 1820 Rising
259(1)
The Prince of Whales!
260(5)
Forsaken Heirs
265(16)
The Albany Succession
265(8)
The Stuart Exhibition
273(1)
Victoria and the Age of Discretion
274(7)
Part VI THE FORGOTTEN KINGDOM?
The Latter Hanoverians
281(12)
From Saxe-Coburg-Gotha to Windsor
281(2)
Germany and Abdication
283(2)
A Salvaged Dynasty
285(2)
The Battenberg Dilemma
287(3)
The Stone of Destiny
290(3)
Sovereign Rights and Entitlements
293(24)
Chateau du Moulin
293(3)
The Stewart Heritage
296(2)
Goodbye to Brussels
298(4)
Politics and a Passport
302(3)
International Law
305(3)
Big Brother is Watching
308(3)
The Plot Thickens
311(3)
Constitutional Privacy
314(3)
The Stewart Renaissance
317(18)
Europe and the Council of Princes
317(2)
Scottish Independence
319(2)
A Worldwide Kingdom of Scots
321(3)
By the People - For the People
324(11)
Notes and References 335(148)
Appendices
I King James IV and the Great Michael
343(5)
II The Declaration for Liberty of Conscience - 1687
348(3)
III Vote on the Union of Scottish and English Parliaments - 1706
351(4)
IV Jacobite Clans of the `Forty-five'
355(3)
V Royal Declaration and Regency Commission - 1743
358(5)
VI Eighteenth-century Jacobite Societies in England and Wales
363(2)
VII Transcript of interview: Charles III Stuart and George Washington's Envoys - 1782
365(3)
VIII Stuart Secretaries of State in Exile 1689-1777
368(1)
IX Natural Offspring of Charles Edward Stuart
369(14)
X Proclamation and Call to the People - 1820
383(2)
XI Scotland's International Accomplishments
385(18)
XII Model for a Scottish Written Constitution
403(18)
XIII Constitutional Structure for an Independent Democratic Scottish Government
421(1)
XIV Additional Genealogical Charts
422(60)
XV Key to - `The Forgotten Monarchy of Scotland' colour illustration
482(1)
Bibliography 483(7)
Index 490

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