Address of one hundred and two chief heritors and heads of clans in the highlands of Scotland to King George I. on his accession to the Throne, which, by court intrigue, was prevented from being delivered to His Majesty. The consequence was, that the clans, in resentment of this supposed neglect, raised a rebellion in the following year 1715. Faithfully copied from the original preserved in the Musaeum of the Antiquaries of Scotland. - Macdonell, Alastair ([publisher not identified], 1790)