Rob roy macgregor

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Rob Roy and the Clan MacGregor

Hollywood has immortalised Scottish heroes such as William Wallace and Rob Roy MacGregor (whether accurately or not can be debated). Even some of our less commendable characters have been shown on the silver screen and preserved in literature; Burke and Hare the infamous body snatchers, Deacon Brodie the inspiration fo

Player's Cigarettes "Characters From Fiction" (series of 25 issued in 1933) #18 Rob Roy ~ by Sir Walter Scott

After the battle of Culloden, Government forces were determined to end the clan system once and for all and were ordered to ensure that there would never again be another Jacobite rising. Detachments of redcoats hunted Jacobites and their supporters through the glens, meting out a particularly brutal and murderous justice as they saw fit. Here, a small band of Jacobites take cover from a redcoat patrol.

Robert "Rob" Roy MacGregor was a Scottish outlaw, who later became a folk hero, immortalized in the novels of Sir Walter Scott. Roy MacGregor was lifting

Rob 'Roy' MacGregor. One of Scotland's greatest hero's. redhead red hair sword

Read 7 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. The romantic figure of Rob Roy looms large in the annals of Scottish history in the late 17t…