- James, from the
Latin Jācōbus.
Jacobite or
Jacobitism may
refer to: Arminianism, the
theology of
Jacobus Arminius Jacobites,
followers of
Saint Jacob Baradaeus...
- D'Éguilles,
unofficial French envoy to the
Jacobites, had a low
opinion of him and
other senior Jacobites,
describing Lochgarry as "a bandit", and suggesting...
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substantial support from
English Jacobites and a
simultaneous French landing in
Southern England. On that basis, the
Jacobite army
entered England in early...
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leading gentlemen in Huntingdonshire. The
English Jacobites joined with a
force of
Scottish Borderer Jacobites, led by
William Gordon, 6th
Viscount Kenmure...
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Monument to the
Royal Stuarts The
Jacobite succession is the line
through which Jacobites believed that the
crowns of England, Scotland, and
Ireland should...
- the
Jacobites suffering a
bloody defeat. This
ended both the 1745 rising, and
Jacobitism as a
significant element in
British politics. The
Jacobite rising...
-
Jacobites were an
English rock band
formed in
Birmingham in 1982 by
Nikki Sudden and Dave Kusworth,
following the
breakup of
their respective previous...
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which defeated the main
Jacobite army at the
Boyne in July 1690.
James returned to
France after the battle,
while the
Jacobites were
decisively defeated...
- Peerage, 2nd edition, vol.IV , p 525 'The
Stuart Court in
Exile and the
Jacobites', by
Eveline Cruickshanks, p. xvii
General Philipp Browne, son of Maximilian...
- The
longer hagiography shows that the
Syriac Orthodox (called "Syriac
Jacobites" in the work:
suryoye yaquboye) self-identified with Jacob's
story more...
