The Role of Caterans in Scottish History
The Scottish Highlands, with their rugged terrain and tumultuous history, have always been a land of legends and tales. Among these, the story of the Caterans, stands out as a fascinating chapter in the annals of Scotland. Caterans, often perceived as brigands or highland constabulary, played a significant role in the socio-political landscape of Scotland, particularly during the late reign of James VI. We delve deep into their activities, focusing on their infamous cattle-lifting escapades and their ever-shifting allegiances.
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