The first letter I assume is a report on the jacobite armies movements south and the writers displeasure at the British armies lack of response I.e horse (cavalry) and foot (infantry) The second letter as was common at the time is incorrect. Lord George Murray was not taken prisoner to head south, however Lord Kilmarnock was and later beheaded. Also the battle was on Culloden Moor near Inverness, not as written Louden hill witch is in the south of Scotland.
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The first letter I assume is a report on the jacobite armies movements south and the writers displeasure at the British armies lack of response I.e horse (cavalry) and foot (infantry)
The second letter as was common at the time is incorrect. Lord George Murray was not taken prisoner to head south, however Lord Kilmarnock was and later beheaded. Also the battle was on Culloden Moor near Inverness, not as written Louden hill witch is in the south of Scotland.