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	William of Orange invades (02:47) William lands a large Dutch force in Brixham, Devon. Defeated and captured, James VII is allowed to escape to France. Parliament states that with this act James has abdicated and William and his Stuart wife, Mary, are declared King and Queen. The Scots are not consulted.
	The Act of Union (05:48) Years of poor harvests and near bankruptcy due to the Darien fiasco led to Scotland appealing to the English parliament for financial aid. Aid arrived in the form of the Union.
	Jacobite invasion plan, 1708 (02:59) Jacobite plans for a French invasion of Scotland fail due to atrocious weather.
	The 1715 Rising (04:26) The Earl of Mar raises the Stuart standard at Braemar. James Francis Edward Stuart returns from exile but the Rising fails after James Francis loses his nerve.
	Wade’s Roads (01:28) General George Wade is appointed Commander-in-Chief of British forces in Scotland and begins building roads and forts to fortify the Highlands.
	The '45 Rising (02:35) With limited funds, no French support and only seven men, Charles Edward Stuart lands in Scotland and attempts to raise the clans to reclaim the British throne for the Stuarts.
	The Battle of Prestonpans (02:23) After triumphantly capturing Edinburgh Charles faced his first military test at Prestonpans as a force of British troops mustered to do battle.
	The Jacobites Invade England (03:01) With Scotland firmly under their control, Charles Edward persuades his generals to advance towards London. They stop at Derby but, fearing that they are surrounded by Hanoverian armies, decide to retreat back to the Highlands.
	The Battle of Culloden, 1746 (04:15) The Jacobites are defeated at Culloden by the Hanoverian forces the Duke of Cumberland.