regshoe

Yeah, it certainly is fascinating reading about the Jacobites in their own words, and there are loads of random little details that make the historical figures feel very human.

It was one of Broster's sources, because the epigraph to part 3 is quoted from it! I am enjoying trying to guess which pieces she used when putting the story together—the detail of Captain Scott's horse being given to the Prince turns up in the same section, and I think Keith remarks on it :D