Major Fraser's Manuscript; his Adventure in Scotland and England; his Mission to, and Travels in France in Search of his Chief; his Services in the Rebellion, and his Quarrels With Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, 1696-1737. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Major Fraser's Manuscript; his Adventure in Scotland and England; his Mission to, and Travels in France in Search of his Chief; his Services in the Rebellion, and his Quarrels With Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, 1696-1737

Major Fraser's Manuscript recounts the adventures of James Fraser during a tumultuous period in Scottish and British history. Volume 2 details his exploits in Scotland and England, his mission to France in search of his chief, and his participation in the Jacobite Rebellion. The narrative sheds light on Fraser's services and his contentious relationship with Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat, between 1696 and 1737.

This historical account offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of a Scottish soldier and his involvement in key events of the era. Readers interested in military history, Scottish history, and biographical narratives will find this volume to be a compelling and insightful read.

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