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    Further to Tabby Tom's answer to #31738, what would 'settling the militia in Scotland' have involved - I have asked this previously of the House of Commons information service and they could not provide an answer?

    Question #31755. Asked by Linus. (Apr 16 03 8:15 PM)


    mochyn

    		mochyn says:

    Well, Linus, far be it for a Welshman to tell an Englishman about the affairs of Scotland but.....Originally James Francis Stuart, Prince of Wales Pretender and the Queens half brother planned with Louis X1V the French king to invade Scotland and then starting a Jacobite rebellion and then using the militia in Scotland to invade England. Queen Anne wisely disbanded the militia men before they could be used against her and therefore put sovereignty of the realm before the wishes of parliament.

    Wed Apr 16 16:48:02 CDT 2003

    The biggest troublemakers lived in Norwich and still do LOL

    http://virtualnorfolk.uea.ac.uk/long18thcent/jacobitism/

    Wed Apr 16 17:22:18 CDT 2003
    (Reposted as one entry, fixed typo - McG)

    Apr 23 03, 8:14 AM

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