jacobitism वाक्य

The city's Jacobitism perhaps only ended with 1745, well after it had ceased to be a significant movement outside Scotland.
The criminal activity of smuggling became associated with Jacobitism throughout Britain, partly because of the advantage of dealing through exiled Jacobites in France.
Routinely suspected of Jacobitism, under severe pressure, and suffering declining number of sympathising ministers, Rose quietly led as the Queen Anne.
His cause, which became known as Jacobitism, from the Latin ( Jacobus ) for James, led to a series of risings.
I could not see Jacobitism being at all sympathetic to the Americans, who described themselves as Whigs opposed to Catholic and Anglican absolutism.

Despite its earlier association with the Covenanters, adorned with a white cockade the blue bonnet was also adopted as an emblem of Jacobitism.
Jacobitism in Ireland had its roots in support for the Stuart dynasty dating back to the accession of James I to the throne in 1603.
Such measures had the opposite effect and furthered the Scots towards the cause, enabling Jacobitism to flourish as a sustaining political presence in Scotland.
Popular perception associated Bute-Scottish, and politically controversial as an adviser to the King-with Jacobitism, a perception which Wilkes played on.
Others, however, have claimed that the Blacks were closely connected with Jacobitism and that the Black Act was designed to combat this political threat.