Besides Dundee himself, there lay on the fateful field some nine hundred men of his little army of hardly more than two thousand. Whether he died on the scene of his dearly-bought victory, or whether he was removed from it and survived long enough to dictate the letter which his Jacobite admirers have regarded as a last tribute of loyalty to his King, and his Whig opponents denounced as an unscrupulous forgery, are questions upon which too little depends to justify a discussion of them. He was buried at Blair. ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— INDEX ACT Rescissory, The, 25. BALCARRES, his final interview with James VII., 121 —— retires to Scotland, 123. BALFOUR and the other murderers of Archbishop Sharp flee to the West, 46. BOOG, the case of, 85. BOTHWELL BRIDGE, 56. BROWN, John, the Christian carrier, shooting of, 100. BRUCE of Earlshall appointed Sheriff-depute, 42. BRYCE, John, conflicting accounts of his case, 104. BUCHAN, Colonel, his unsuccessful pursuit of Covenanters, 91. CARSPHAIRN, Curate of, murdered, 95. CHARLES II. proclaimed King in Scotland, 24. —— accepts Covenant, 24. —— crowned at Scone, 24. —— establishes Episcopacy, 26. —— death of, 110. CLANS, meeting of the, in Lochaber, 141. COCHRANE, Lady Jean, 85. —— her covenanting family, 85. —— married to Claverhouse, 89. CONVENTICLES to be dispersed, 21. COVENANT of 1643, 22. —— signing the, 22. —— purport of, 23. COVENANTERS rise at Dalry, 30. —— proceed to Dumfries, 30. —— attack Turner, 30. —— march towards Edinburgh, 31 COVENANTERS routed at Rullion Green, 31. —— meet at Rutherglen Cross, 47. —— defeat Claverhouse at Drumclog, 48. —— march to Glasgow, 50. —— defeated at Bothwell Bridge, 55. —— rescue prisoners at Enterkin, 92. DALRYMPLE, Sir James, his quarrel with Claverhouse, 79. DALZIEL, General, defeats Covenanters at Rullion Green, 31. DRAGOONS sent to the West, 21. DRUMCLOG, battle of, 48. —— numbers of combatants, 49. EDINBURGH, popular demonstration in, against the Chancellor, 115.