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Domhnallaich na Frainge - The MacDonalds of France

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First published at 04:20 UTC on April 25th, 2023.

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A 2007 BBC Alba History Documentary hosted by John Morrison. Audio in Gaelic with English subtitles.

A man saves the life of a prince, yet dies in exile and poverty, while his son rises to fame and fortune and returns to Scotland in triumph. Journa…

A 2007 BBC Alba History Documentary hosted by John Morrison. Audio in Gaelic with English subtitles.

A man saves the life of a prince, yet dies in exile and poverty, while his son rises to fame and fortune and returns to Scotland in triumph. Journalist John Morrison explores the story of Neil MacEachen (Nèill MhicEachainn), the Uist Jacobite who saved Bonnie Prince Charlie from capture and whose son rose to become one of Napoleon's generals and a Marshal of France. Gaelic title: "Domhnallaich Na Frainge".

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