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Fulltext results: Letter of King James VII to the Scottish Convention @rules:clwg:1689:convention 2 Hits , Last modified: 20 years ago y the blackest of usurpations, the most unjust as well as most unnatural attempts, which the Almighty Go... e posture of our affairs; we bid you heartily farewell .
Given on board the St. Michael, March 1, 1689.
George Gordon, 1st Duke of Gordon @rules:clwg:1689:people 1 Hits , Last modified: 20 years ago ===== Reputation =====
* a very fine gentleman, well bred and educated
* physically and morally cour The Pashtun Tribe @rules:clwg:coin 1 Hits , Last modified: 16 years ago in attempting to nationalize land and wealth, as well as regulate marriage practices, the DRA was unlaw Orange or Lemon? - General Briefing @rules:clwg:1689 1 Hits , Last modified: 20 years ago rown. This benefited the protestant dissenters as well , but was deeply unpopular with the established ch Orange or Lemon? - Design Notes @rules:clwg:1689 1 Hits , Last modified: 20 years ago odel the rabble rousing outside the Convention as well as all the bits the smaller version would cover. Act Declaring the Scottish Convention a Free and Lawful Meeting @rules:clwg:1689:convention 1 Hits , Last modified: 20 years ago Tho. Tulloch; David Spence; Will. Heggins; Jo. Boswell ; A. Gordon; Will. Arskine; Will. Cochran; Patrick John Graham of Claverhouse, 1st Viscount Dundee @rules:clwg:1689:people 1 Hits , Last modified: 20 years ago agoons, both sides met again at the Battle of Bothwell Brig, on 22 June, and the Covenanters were convin Letter from Prince William of Orange to the Scottish Convention @rules:clwg:1689:convention 1 Hits , Last modified: 20 years ago effectuating the same. So we bid you heartily farewell .
From our Court at Hampton, the seventh day of M
