Talk:Battle of Philiphaugh

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Leslie's loyalty

Was Leslie not a Covenanter and not a Parliamentarian? I haven't changed it because I' not totally sure, but didn't he actually command the Scottish armies against the Parliament of England in 1648-51? Jdorney

David Leslie took part in the campaigns of 1650 and 1651. He took no part in that of 1648 because, as a supporter of Argyll, he disapproved of Hamilton and the Engagement.

Rcpaterson 00:35, 9 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]