John Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount of Dundee, 1648-1689;
John Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount of Dundee, 1648-1689;
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The case is that of Andrew Hislop.^ Wodrow records the details of it, and his account coincides uneasily with the traditional picture of ' Bluidy Clavers. ' Hislop, according to Wodrow, ^ was but a youth. He lived with his mother, ' a very honest religious woman. ' 1 At Craighaugli, in Eskdaleinuir, Hislop was shot and buried. His epitaph states : — ' Here lyes Andrew Hislop Martyr shot dead upon This place by Sir James Johnston of Westerhall And John Graham of C laverhouse for adheri- ng to th...e word of God Christ's kingly govern- meut in his House and the covenanted work of Reformation against tyran- ny, perjury and prelacy. ' (Thomson, Martyr Graves, p. 453. ) 2 Vol. Iv. P. 249.
208 JOHN GRAHAM OF CLAVERHOUSE She and her household had been guilty of resetting 'one of" the suffering people, ' who died in her house and was buried ' in the fields near by ' her house. The grave was discovered by Sir James Johnston of Westerhall, a neigh- bouring laird, to whom a commission of justiciary had been granted as one of Douglas's deputes on 27th March 1685.^ He traced the body to the house which had shel- tered it, pulled it down and turned out the woman and her children ' to the fields.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The case is that of Andrew Hislop.^ Wodrow records the details of it, and his account coincides uneasily with the traditional picture of ' Bluidy Clavers. ' Hislop, according to Wodrow, ^ was but a youth. He lived with his mother, ' a very honest religious woman. ' 1 At Craighaugli, in Eskdaleinuir, Hislop was shot and buried. His epitaph states : — ' Here lyes Andrew Hislop Martyr shot dead upon This place by Sir James Johnston of Westerhall And John Graham of C laverhouse for adheri- ng to th...e word of God Christ's kingly govern- meut in his House and the covenanted work of Reformation against tyran- ny, perjury and prelacy. ' (Thomson, Martyr Graves, p. 453. ) 2 Vol. Iv. P. 249.
208 JOHN GRAHAM OF CLAVERHOUSE She and her household had been guilty of resetting 'one of" the suffering people, ' who died in her house and was buried ' in the fields near by ' her house. The grave was discovered by Sir James Johnston of Westerhall, a neigh- bouring laird, to whom a commission of justiciary had been granted as one of Douglas's deputes on 27th March 1685.^ He traced the body to the house which had shel- tered it, pulled it down and turned out the woman and her children ' to the fields.
What to read after John Graham of Claverhouse, Viscount of Dundee, 1648-1689;?
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