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Meaning of "jacobites"
Jacobites is a verb used to describe the supporters of the exiled Stuart dynasty in their claim to the British throne, primarily referring to their uprisings and political movements
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- plural of Jacobite
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So the jacobites dedicated themselves.
He also maintained correspondence with the Jacobites.
Called jacobites for a rebellion.
I have a particular fondness for reformed Jacobites.
Jacobites retired in good order.
But this was constantly violated by the Jacobites.
The Jacobites at that time believed in the.
It is said that the Jacobites did not lose a man.
The Jacobites were still as it had been.
Ye ken what happens to the Jacobites.
The Jacobites suffered from a lack of trained officers.
Drunk as they were on the blood of Jacobites.
The Jacobites were on their way south.
I learned a lot about the Jacobites.
With the Jacobites matters were not much better.
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That deadly mole became revered amongst Jacobites.
The Jacobites had not lost a single man in the engagement.
The government force decisively defeated the Jacobites.
Overnight the Jacobites managed to withdraw and escape over the fell.
Carlisle and the castle were seized and fortified by the Jacobites.
Many Jacobites who were taken prisoner were tried for treason and sentenced to death.
We know what will happen if the Jacobites lose the war.
The rebel Jacobites then proceeded to fire at the castle from close range.
The plot was discovered and a number of Jacobites were arrested.
The Jacobites had a number of aristocrats who were also secret Satanists as their leaders.
The angels want to keep their power and the Jacobites wish to know the truth.
The Jacobites are always listed first of the three secondary peoples among the Nephites.
An invention of the Jacobites to aid the house of Stuart.
The Threipland family were staunch supporters of the Jacobites.
The treaty allowed the Jacobites to leave under full military honours and sail to France.
A significant number would become Jacobites.
The Jacobites then retreated some distance.
This was where Jamie and other Jacobites were imprisoned.
The Jacobites suffered only thirty killed.
They were Protestants but then so were many of the Jacobites.
The Jacobites were not defeated though.
He gave Colum the moneys collected for the Jacobites.
Joined the Jacobites and went with them to Crieff.
The rest of the Monophysites are also frequently called Jacobites.
The Jacobites were eventually defeated.
Later it joined the Jacobites.
Jacobites and a few Greeks.
For many centuries the Jacobites were under Muslim dominion.
All these statesmen were Jacobites.
Despite this support the Jacobites failed to overthrow the Hanoverian monarchs.
Those who were loyal to James became known as Jacobites.
The Jacobites could not defeat the Campbell defenders who had been well supplied.
It was later adopted by Jacobites.
Hundreds of Jacobites were freed by the Act.
Freemasonry itself appears to have been established in France by exiled Jacobites.
