jacobitism वाक्य

In the 18th century members of the Clan Chattan Confederation, including many Davidsons, were convicted of Jacobitism and transported to the North American colonies.
During the eighteenth century the College attached itself to Jacobitism, praying for a restored Stuart monarchy which would be sympathetic to the Roman Catholic faith.
His cause, which became known as Jacobitism, from the Latin " ( Jacobus ) " for James, led to a series of risings.
The demands of religious toleration, legislative autonomy and land ownership were the three key elements of Irish Jacobitism, which remained influential until the mid eighteenth century.
Bolingbroke, still wanting to dissociate the Tories from Jacobitism, denounced this as " the absurd behaviour of the Tories, which no experience can cure ".

In 1723, he wrote and spoke in favour of the exoneration of Francis Atterbury, the accused Jacobite bishop, although Atterbury's Jacobitism was superficial.
Following an ideology of Jacobitism, and a royalist, Jane Barker was one of the 40, 000 people who followed James II in exile to France.
It was only after the death of Charles Edward Stuart ( Bonnie Prince Charlie ) in 1788 that the association of the Episcopalians with Jacobitism was shaken off.
Authors of romantic fiction have been influential in creating the popular image of Scots as kilted Highlanders, noted for their military prowess, bagpipes, rustic kailyard and doomed Jacobitism.
Not only was the country riven, first by religious conflict and later Jacobitism, but the departure of court and parliament to London removed potential sources of support and patronage.