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The Duke of Hamilton who was against the Union wrote to Robert Harley and said he opposed the union because he thought: “Scots will never swallow it.” and followed up with an observation: “It is reported that there are troops coming to the borders to make
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The Duke of Hamilton who was against the Union wrote to Robert Harley and said he opposed the union because he thought: “Scots will never swallow it.” and followed up with an observation: “It is reported that there are troops coming to the borders to make
Robert Harley and England’s 1707 Union with Scotland Commissioner Harley, leader of England’s 31 strong group of commissioners went away from the negotiations to complete a number of commitments but before doing so he, (typical of his need to control the agenda) tried to persuade the Earl of Mar to convince Carstares that it would be prudent to leave any reference to religion out of the negotiations. Aware of the keen interest of the Dutch in th…
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