The early 18th century in Scotland was a period marked by political turbulence, clan rivalries, and sporadic uprisings against the ruling powers. Among the many colorful and controversial figures of this time, none stands out more than Rob Roy MacGregor, the infamous Highlander whose name became synonymous with both rebellion and opportunism. One of the most intriguing episodes involving Rob Roy and his clan, the MacGregors, is the 1715 Lochlomond Expedition—a daring campaign reflecting both the spirit of defiance and the chaotic nature of the Jacobite risings.
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