Scottish Dirk Late 18th Century

Pukka Bundook · 9th December 2018, 02:42 AM

Norman,

Have you ever read any of the letters of the Chiefs of Grant? Particularly the personal correspondence?
It is a wonderful window into the time period of the '45 and both before and after.

I looked at it extensively when I procured a flintlock pistol belonging to one of the Chiefs of Grant. It gives us a very good idea of how many saw the rebels as just that, and continued about their daily business. Both Sir James Grant and his son, Ludovic Grant were MP's for their home ridings, and spent much time in London.
I will say no more as it may be deemed off topic, but if you wish to look at these letters, PM me and I'll link you with an on-line source.

Best regards,
Richard.

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9th December 2018, 02:42 AM	#24
Pukka Bundook Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 803	Norman, Have you ever read any of the letters of the Chiefs of Grant? Particularly the personal correspondence? It is a wonderful window into the time period of the '45 and both before and after. I looked at it extensively when I procured a flintlock pistol belonging to one of the Chiefs of Grant. It gives us a very good idea of how many saw the rebels as just that, and continued about their daily business. Both Sir James Grant and his son, Ludovic Grant were MP's for their home ridings, and spent much time in London. I will say no more as it may be deemed off topic, but if you wish to look at these letters, PM me and I'll link you with an on-line source. Best regards, Richard.