Sketches of the Character Institiutions And Customs of the Highlanders of Scot
Sketches of the Character Institiutions And Customs of the Highlanders of Scot
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This lieuten- ancy was his only fortune after the forfeiture of his estate. The followers of his father's family raised 120 men to obtain for him a company in the 71st Regiment. Macpherson of Cluny, also without a shilling, raised 140 men, for which he was appointed major to the 71st, and thus secured an independency till his family estate was restored in 1783. It is unnecessary to give more instances of this disposition, which formed so distinguished a trait in the character of the Highlanders... of the last generation.
* The following is one of many existing proofs of permanent respect and attachment, testified by the Highlanders to their land- lords. A gentleman possessing a considerable Highland property, and descended from a warlike and honourable line of ancestors, long held in respect by the Highlanders, fell into difficulties some years ago. In this state, he was the more sensible of his misfortune as his estate was very improvable. In fact, he attempted some improve- ments, but employed more labourers than he could easily afford to pay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This lieuten- ancy was his only fortune after the forfeiture of his estate. The followers of his father's family raised 120 men to obtain for him a company in the 71st Regiment. Macpherson of Cluny, also without a shilling, raised 140 men, for which he was appointed major to the 71st, and thus secured an independency till his family estate was restored in 1783. It is unnecessary to give more instances of this disposition, which formed so distinguished a trait in the character of the Highlanders... of the last generation.
* The following is one of many existing proofs of permanent respect and attachment, testified by the Highlanders to their land- lords. A gentleman possessing a considerable Highland property, and descended from a warlike and honourable line of ancestors, long held in respect by the Highlanders, fell into difficulties some years ago. In this state, he was the more sensible of his misfortune as his estate was very improvable. In fact, he attempted some improve- ments, but employed more labourers than he could easily afford to pay.
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