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Cruel is the snow that sweeps Glencoe…

Posted on February 13, 2017 by Chuck Stanley

by Chuck Stanley This is the story of a mass murder. A story of politics, of deceit, of a fearful leader, murder, honor by soldiers in the middle of a massacre, dishonor by their commanding officer, and of a cover-up. … Continue reading →

Posted in Scotland | Tagged Campbell, Glencoe, King William III, MacDonald, Mass Murder, Massacre, Murder, Murder Under Trust | 9 Comments

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