19 February 1645Battle of InverlochyJames Graham Montrose, 1st
Wins a Battle at the head of a Royalist Army invading Scotland, destroys Argylls Army
Historical records for Scotland in 1645, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Wins a Battle at the head of a Royalist Army invading Scotland, destroys Argylls Army
Wins a Battle at the head of a Royalist Army invading Scotland, destroys Argylls Army
Captures Dundee
Captures Dundee
Captures Dundee
Hurry tries to surprise Montose but is trapped by MacDonald & defeated by Montrose
Helps Montrose defeat Hurry at Auldearn
Hurry tries to surprise Montose but is trapped by MacDonald & defeated by Montrose. Hurry is defeated & 2,000 to 3,000 Covenanters perish in the battle
Hurry tries to surprise Montose but is trapped by MacDonald & defeated by Montrose
Hurry is defeated & 2,000 to 3,000 Covenanters perish in the battle
Resigns after John Hurrys defeat at Auldearn over interference in command
Resigns but quickly returns to his command
Defeated by the Royalist Army led by Montrose
Defeats a Covenant & anti-Royalist Army led by Baille
Helps defeat a Covenant & anti-Royalist Armt led by Baille
Helps defeat a Covenant & anti-Royalist Army led by Baille but is killed in battle. Helps defeat a Covenant & anti-Royalist Armt led by Baille
Helps defeat a Covenant & anti-Royalist Armt led by Baille
Fights for Covenanters & anti-Royalists who are defeated by Royalists led by Montrose
Fights for Covenanters & anti-Royalists who are defeated by Royalists led by Montrose
Defeated by the Royalist Army led by Montrose
Moves past Perth to Stirling with the Covenanter Army under Baille in persuit
Moves past Perth to Stirling with the Covenanter Army under Baille in persuit
Decides to engage the Covenanters, the Royalists & Covenanters are just 3 miles apart
Decides to engage the Covenanters, the Royalists & Covenanters are just 3 miles apart
Decides to fight Montrose without waiting for Lanark
Commands the Covenanter Army which is defeated by the Royalists under Montrose who becomes master of Scotland. Baillie and his army were at Perth attending the meeting of the Scottish Estates, he given command of 6,000 foot and 800 horse
Commands a Royalist defeat of the Covenanters & wrecks the army of Baille & Argyll
Helps the Royalists under Montrose defeat the Covenanters under Baille
Helps the Royalists defeat the Covenanters
Helps the Royalists under Montrose defeat the Covenanters under Baille
Helps the Royalists under Montrose defeat the Covenanters under Baille
Commands a Royalist defeat of the Covenanters & wrecks the army of Baille & Argyll
Helps the Royalists defeat the Covenanters
Helps the Royalists under Montrose defeat the Covenanters under Baille
The Covenanter Army has been destroyed. Leads a force against the Covenanters. Leads 4,400 infantry & 500 cavalry against 6,000 infantry & 800 horse. In 11 months Montrose has defeated a superior army 6 times & become master in Scotland
Leads a force against the Covenanters
Montrose has defeated a superior army 6 times & become master in Scotland
Montroses Army is destroyed, he spends the following winter building it up again. Defeated trying to join Charles I after his defeat at Naseby, flees to the Highlands. Defeated by David Leslie while trying to join Charles I after his defeat at Naseby, flees to the Highlands. Defeated by David Leslie
Montroses Army is destroyed, he spends the following winter building it up again
Captured in battle during the defeat of the Royalists
Defeats the Royalist Army of Montrose
Defeats the Royalist Army of Montrose
Captures Edinburgh after the Battle of Kilsyth
Captures Edinburgh after the Battle of Kilsyth
Captures Edinburgh after the Battle of Kilsyth
Knighted by Montrose after the Battle of Kilsyth
Appointed Commander of Scotland
Appointed Commander of Scotland
Returns to Scotland after a string of victories by Montroses invading Army
Joins forces with Montroses Royalist Army, provides 250 cavalrymen
Joins forces with Montroses Royalist Army, provides 250 cavalrymen
Captures Edinburgh after the Battle of Kilsyth
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