Slaughter under trust, Glencoe, 1692
By: [by] Donald J. Macdonald. Foreword by I. F. Grant.
Edition: 2nd
Publisher: Delaware Free Press, Inc. (second edition)
Published: 1965 - first publication -- 1982 - second edition
Place of publication: Delaware, USA (second edition)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Glencoe Massacre, 1692.
Genres: History; Scotland; Genealogy
First sentence: Glencoe is probably the best known glen in all the Highlands of Scotland, not alone for its scenic grandeur though that is unsurpassed in almost any country, but also for its fame as the scene of one of the saddest events in Scottish history.
Notes: Bibliography and Sources: p. 185.

Index: p. 187
Table of contents: title: Envoi - Page 10; Forward by Dr. I.F. Grant, M.B.E., L.L.D. - Page 11; Publisher's Comments - Page 12; title: Chapter 1: The Glen and its People - Page 13; title: Chapter 2: Origins of the MacIains (Macdonalds) of Glencoe - Page 24; title: Chapter 3: Beginnings of Hate - Page 30; title: Chapter 4: Revolution 1688 and War 1689 - 90 - Page 43; title: Chapter 5: Plans for Peace ---- The Three Oaths - Page 62; title: Chapter 6: December 1691 - Page 73; title: Chapter 7: Agenda for Slaughter - Page 81; title: Chapter 8: Massacre - Page 88; title: Chapter 9: Escape and Return - Page 109; title: Chapter 10: Inquiry and Verdict - Page 120; title: Appendices:; title: I         Argyll's Regiment of Foot: Roll of Officers April 1689 and October 1691 - Page 133; title: II       Colonel Hill's Regiment: Muster Roll, January 1692 Officers and count of soldiers (Macdonalds only) - Page 135; title: III     Notes on the King's signature (twice) on the Order for the Massacre - Page 137; title: IV      Muster Roll of Glenlyon's Company of Argyll's Regiment 23rd October 1691 - Page 139; title: V        Lullaby of the Snow (Taladh an t-sneachda) - Page 141; title: VI      Words set to Breadalbane's March (Pibroch) - Page 143; title: VII     Letter from a gentleman in Edinburgh to his friend in London after the Massacre - Page 144; title: VIII    Letter from Annandale to Hill (summons to attend) and his reply - Page 152; title: IX       Lt.-Col. James Hamilton's letter of excuse for absenting himself from the Inquiry - Page 154; title: X         Commission from the King to set up an Inquiry - Page 156; title: XI       Report of the Commission - Page 158; title: XII      Address to the King by Parliament, commenting on the Report of the Commission - Page 175; title: XIII     Scroll of Discharge from the King to Stair - Page 180; title: XIV      Story of Campbell of Glenlyon, grandson of Robert Campbell of Glenlyon of 1692 - Page 183