Милиция Хайленда, или как считали горцев Шотландии в первой половине XVIII в

Автор: Малкин С.Г.

Журнал: Известия Самарского научного центра Российской академии наук @izvestiya-ssc

Статья в выпуске: 3-2 т.13, 2011 года.

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В статье анализируется политика Великобритании в вопросе организации милиции в Горной Шотландии в первой половине XVIII в. в контексте реализации имперских практик в крае по его умиротворению и укреплению лояльности по отношению к Ганноверской династии на британском престоле в местной среде.

Великобритания, горная шотландия, "хайлендская проблема", магнаты, кланы, милиция

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