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James Campbell (British Army officer, died 1745) has been listed as one of the History good articles under the good article criteria. If you can improve...

century. Reworded Campbell continued to serve - 'He continued to serve'? Reworded That he was also referred to as Sir James Campbell of Lawers should be...

that no longer exist. [[Campbell baronets#Campbell baronets, of Ardkinglass (1679)|Campbell baronetcy]] The anchor (#Campbell baronets, of Ardkinglass...

expanding (now British) Empire provided opportunities for the Scots. 46 per cent of Scots peers were promoted in the British Army from 1707-1745 (up from 17...

as being worn in a colour plate of Major James Stewart in Reid, Stuart (2006). The Scottish Jacobite Army 1745–46, Elite series #149. Osprey Publishing...

fought for James's father Charles I against the Campbells and the Covenanters.[citation needed] Another factor in Highland Jacobitism was James VII's sympathetic...

drive out the British from the subcontinent. The extent of the feelings against the British can be gauged from the fact that even the armies of the Maharajas...

"eventually died". I noticed UndiscoveredScotland's article on him says "imprisoned to await trial in Fort William where, shortly afterwards, he died". I'm...

townsmen and farmers in the area acted as if they were police officers and the British Regulars had just murdered several villagers in Lexington and they...