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The Culloden Commemoration: Memory and Myth
We often think of the Battle of Culloden as a single moment in April 1746, but for Scotland, it became an ongoing negotiation of memory that lasted centuries. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how the Jacobite cause was remembered, forgotten, and then revived in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. We look at the role of Sir Walter Scott in romanticizing the Highlands, the complex legacy of Bonnie Prince Charlie’s escape, and how modern commemorations grapple with the trauma of displacement. From the quiet graves at Culloden Moor to the grand spectacles of Victorian Edinburgh, we…
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