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Scotland in 1713

Historical records for Scotland in 1713, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

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5Events
3Named people
2Places
3Categories

Historical records

April

11 April 1713Jacobite ClaimJames Francis Edward Stewart

Utrecht · Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession

French recognition of the Protestant succession weakens his claim.

11 April 1713Jacobite ClaimJames Francis Edward Stewart

Utrecht · Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession

James refuses to renounce Catholicism and remains excluded from the British crown.

11 April 1713SuccessionJames Francis Edward Stewart

Utrecht · Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession

Under the Treaty of Utrecht Louis XIV recognises the Protestant succession.

11 April 1713Treaty of UtrechtJames Francis Edward Stewart

Utrecht · Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession

French recognition of the Protestant succession weakens his claim.

11 April 1713Treaty of UtrechtJames Francis Edward Stewart

Utrecht · Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession

James refuses to renounce Catholicism and remains excluded from the British crown.

11 April 1713Treaty of UtrechtJames Francis Edward Stewart

Utrecht · Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession

Under the Treaty of Utrecht Louis XIV recognises the Protestant succession.

Other Events

1713Member of ParliamentJohn Campbell Argyll, 4th

Bute · House / House of Campbell

Elected Member of Parliament for Bute

1713Secretary of StateJohn Erskine Mar, 6th

Government / Government of Scotland

Appointed Secretary of State

Names involved

James Francis Edward StewartJohn Campbell Argyll, 4thJohn Erskine Mar, 6th

Places involved

ButeUtrecht

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.