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. After the dead women of Carl II Stuard (6/16 II 1685) succeed the catholic brother to it Giacomo II king d.Inghilterra and Ireland, VIII di Scozia ("Stewart" in English, "Stuart". Richard Talbot Buttler conte of Tyrconnell, saying "Lying Dick Talbot" (Bugiardo Riki Talbot)?ominato vicer?.Irlanda (II 1685), disarms the troops of religion reformed in several localit?ell.isola replacing them with troops. In Scozia the king strengthens the persecutions against the Covenanter and the period?John Brown, to Priesthill, work of John Graham di Claverhouse, called. Un.insurrezione of the Argyle clan is suspected, therefore allerta the military service, in particular the clans you avail again to the Campbell, are completed some arrests, some ships are sended to patrol the coasts, some Irish units are held ready on the coasts dell.Ulster, to the United Provinces?hiesto l.arresto of some spillages, between which the duca of Argyll (from 1681). Archibald Campbell conte of Argyll sails from the Provinces Joined with 3 ships (2 V). The shipment pause to Orkneys (6-9 V) and disembarks. Argyll assembles to Tarbet 800 men and it frames them in 3 regiments, it raises banners with the registrations "For the Reformed Religion" or "Against Popery Prelacy and Erastianism (the doctrine of Thiomas Erastus), but c.?isaccordo between the commanders, that they comprise Patrick Hume (dishonest sovreintentende to the refueling), English l.abile Rumbold, Chochrane and the greater Fullarton. Argyll and Rumbold restanno in the Highlands, captain Thomas Cochrane with part of the troops invades the Lowlands, defeats the military service and enters to Greenock, but poich?a rebellion does not extend returns from the duca of sull.isola Argyll of Bute. The rebellious ones fix the quartier general to the castle of Elan Ghierig and advance towards Inverary rejecting the military services of John Murray marquis of Athol.000 men of Atholl, Lochber and between the clan MacDonald di Glencoe, it guides to you from the marquis of Atholl. An English naval square blocks to Elan Ghierig forcing the rebellious ones to interrupt l.avanzata and to return behind has of its 3 ships and a flotilla of 30 small ships and proposes to attack the opposing fleet but the commanders refuse. The regi they capture the three ships of rebellious and the castle of Elan Ghierig with all the supplies and the ammunitions, abandoned dall.ufficiale Elphinstone. Argyll continues the march towards disturbed Glasgow of the opposing military services, passes the Leven and finds a large body enemy, tries to go around it with a nocturnal march but it ends in a swampy zone, the troops are dispersed and in great part they re-enter to Hume returns on the continent, Argyll (19 YOU) and which had Cochrane., much Campbell is executed, 300 is deports to you in the colonies. The Disembarkation of James Scott duca of Monmouth. James Scott duca of Monmouth and Buccleuch, son illeggittimo of Carl II Stuard, in exile in the Provinces Joined from 1683, sails with the "Helderenbergh" (26 guns) and others two small ships (8 V) and disembarks to Lyme Regis (11 YOU), in the Dorset, with 300 men (81 in other source) all nearly inexpert ones militarily, 4 light guns. The officials Grey, Fletcher, Ferguson, Wade and Anthony Buyse (?tato gi?l dell.Elettore service of the Brandeburgo are present). The rebellious troops begin to increase for l.arrivo of numerous volunteers, mainly nonconformisti pursued you of the counties of Dorset and Somerset, workers and craftsmen, comprised the young person Daniel Defoe (become then writer. The news of the disembarkation quickly reaches London (13 YOU). to the king to impose some taxes and to enlist new troops. The red regiment (military service of the Dorset) assembles to Bridport (13 YOU), and attends l.arrivo of the yellow regiment (military service of the Devon) of sir William Portman. Monmouth orders l.attacco before the congiungimento of the troops. Fletchet and Saltoun have l.ordine to join to the cavalry guided from Scottish Grey.?rivo Fletchet of horse, of it it takes one of Giving triggering a argument that ends with l.uccisione of the second and the escape of the first one (leaves l.Inghilterra and it os to fight the Turks in the Balkans). Grey and Wade with 500 men attack Bridport and after it begins happened them are. Grey escapes with the cavalry to Lyme while Wade reorders the infantry and. Monmouth receives other volunteers and proceeds l.avanzata. duca of Albermarle, governor of the Devon, in march towards Lyme with 4. schierano behind some siepi and theirs are placed 4 guns. The duca of Albermarle, lacking of artillery, he refuses the battle and he begins to withdraw itself, but its men go in route abandoning the crews chase the escaped ones to you towards Exeter and enter instead to Taunton (18 YOU), where proclama king d.Inghilterra (20 YOU), with name "King Monmouth" (rather than Giacomo II) and puts a ransom on the head of the uncle. The military services directions are assembled around the zone occupied from the rebellious ones: to the west the duca of Albermarle it assembles a large body of the military service of the Devon. to east Thomas Herbert conte of Pembroke it obtains the commando of the trainbands of Wiltshire, to the northeast the powerful Henry Somerset duca of Beaufort (governor of Wales and of 4 English counties) it assembles other troops, it occupies Bristol with trainbands of the county of Gloucester (the pi?isciplinata one between this type of troops) and recalls the military service of the Sussex, guided from lord Richard Lumley. assembles the levers of the county of Oxford. John Fell bishop of Oxfort exhorts the students universita to you to take to the crews for the king assembling a hundred of. Pi?mportante?a mobilitation of the regular troops (future duca of Marlborough)?nviato against the rebelli with 6-8 squadrons of cavalry (comprised guard "The Blues") and 5 companies of infantry, followed from Louis Duras lord of Feversham and the garrison of Tangeri, re-entry of recent in. The United Provinces the 3 English regiments are asked their service, that little days reach after and remain to garrison London. The persons sospette are arrested: 200 to London, many in the county of Northampton, others in the Cheshire, the Shropshire and to Oxford. Monmouth leaves Taunton (21 YOU) proceeds for Bridgewater (22 YOU) and is left over towards. The citt? garrisoned dallle trainbands of the Gloucester, guided from Henry Somerset duca of Beaufort, but the majority of the population cavalcature: they are frames to you in 6 regiments, but in great part evil armed and indisciplinati are, for which the?hiamata rebellion also "Pitchfork. The nucleus?ostituito from 40 well armed knights that. The men of the military service hold the own red uniforms and. One is available also on a rebellion of the Cheshire, than however he does not happen. The English fleet capture the ships of Monmouth, precludendogli the escape, and prevents l.arrivo via sea of reinforces and materials. Lord Feversham with the guard to horse strengthens the garrison of Bristol (23 YOU) and attends John Churchill. Monmouth with the large one of the rebellious troops succeeds in to the village of Pensford (24 YOU), while a?nviato contingent to repair the bridge of Keynsham, for inverstire Bristol from north, where the fortifications are pi?eboli. Near Keynsham they reach from south from 100 knights of the Life Guards guides to you from Oglethorpe colonel who put in escape the 2 opposing squadrons escapes to. From Bristol 250 knights reach others guide to you from Peker captain. L.attacco of the two columns?na pure coincidence but the rebellious ones fears an onslaught in mass and they withdraw themselves, aprofittando of the bad time. but the moral of the rebellious ones remains low. Monmouth passes l.Avon with large and the formation to Sydenham Mead (25 YOU), but the intense rain blocks the operations and it forces it to withdraw itself to Keynsham. Manmouth decides to renounce all.attacco to Bristol, the night leaves Keynsham and catches up Bath, but the garrison refuses to surrender, therefore it proceeds towards London. The regi they promise un.amnistia to who leaves the crews, mobilitano the military services of the Dorset, bloccando the communications between rebellious and the Sleeve, and assemble their forces, than. The duca of Grafton (fratellasto of Manmouth) with 500 regi Norton St attacks. (27) but are found to YOU under rebellious the intercrossed fire of the hundred of fallen, go in route, are chased from some rebellious knights, but they succeed to catch up Feversham, that it has 2. Between the two armies some skirmishes happen escape to the dragoni regi, than it they exchange for its stepbrother combats the regi withdraw in the citizen of Bradford, leaving 80 between fallen. The rebellious ones have 18 between fallen and wounded, comprised some. Monmouth expedient to Frome, where it receives the news of the defeat of the duca of Argyll. Monmouth begins to withdraw itself towards the south-west towards the port of Bridgewater, for the false news of the rebelled presence of a thousand of. the rebellious ones arrives to Bridgewater (3 WAYS) seguti from the regi, than they camp in. Monmouth with a nocturnal march hopes to surprise the adversaries but?Monmouth it escapes to Pendon Hill and it tries to catch up the coast in order to leave l.Inghilterra, with lord Grey and Buyse, but?atturato (9 WAYS). ?iberato behind I redeem, Monmouth?iustiziato to London (15, Great part of the heads succeeds to escape. Giacomo II entrusts to the Jeffreys judge the punishment of the suspiciones, 300 of which are executed, 814 are deport you to Barbados, some hundreds are fustigati or. The troops directions remain quartered near London, l.esercito?umentato da.000 men, with the nomination of many catholic officials (contravvenendo to. Guglielmo d.Orange and Giacomo II renew i deal anglo-Dutch to you (VIII 1685). The English parliament asks l.espulsione for catholics dall.esercito (19 IX) and refuses the formation of an army allocates them?uindi dawned gives.