Strathallan

Strathallan inherited from her mother, a woman of undoubted spirit and energy, the determination to act, and the fortitude to sustain the consequences of her exertions.

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Strathallan, was not spared to witness the total ruin of all his hopes.

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Strathallan, who possessed higher qualities than those of personal valour and loyalty.

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Viscount Strathallan, who had been left in command at Perth, and those also under Lord John Drummond.

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Strathallan had imparted excellent accounts of the army in Scotland.

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[96] The principal of these was at Ardoch, seated so as to command the entrance into two valleys, Strathallan and Strathearn.

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Strathallan, for his Lordship's communication to her respecting the

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Dowager of Strathallan tell, that Lochiel, junior, had refused to raise a man, or to make any appearance, till the Prince should give him security for the full value of his estate, in the event of the attempt proving abortive.

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Strathallan, and the nobility of the counties of Ross and Sutherland, signed them also.

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Strathallan, "in the coats of arms then given to him, wherein hunting, waters, hounds, inhabitants wild and naked, are represented."

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