Charles Douglass Smith: Prince Edward Island's only hope

In 1813, Prince Edward Island province was far from perfect, a struggling colony. The new deputy governor, Charles Douglas Smith seems to be a tyranny and unruly power trying to drive Prince Edward Island to the ground. Because of his petition at the end of the decade, he was widely unpopular and remembered from his position. In most cases, Smith is considered to be terrible and unruly, but he can easily be regarded as a big lieutenant to take action.

Prince Edward, also known as Earl Wessex, is the youngest of the Queen and Prince Philip sitting next to Prince Charles and Prince Edward. As new rules that may affect Princess Charlotte apply only to men born after October 28, 2011, Edward prefers inheritance of Sister Anne. Edward married Sophie Jones who is engaging in publicity. They have two children: James, Vis Count Severn and Lady Louise Windsor

In 1745, the emergence of the Jacob people known as "45 people" began. Charles Edward Stewart is a son of an old pretender, often called Boy Pretender who landed on Bonnie Prince Charlie or Elliskay Island in the Outer Hebrides Islands. Some clans did not join him enthusiastically. He succeeded in the beginning, after occupying Edinburgh, defeated Scotland's sole government army in Preston 's battle. Jacob sent an army to Britain, taking Carlyle south of Derby. But it is increasingly obvious that England does not support the Roman Catholic Stuart monarch. The leadership of Jacobia was caught in a crisis of confidence, when two British troops were closed and Hannover troops began to return from the mainland, they retreated to Scotland. The position of Charles in Scotland began to deteriorate as the supporters of Hoig unified Edinburgh and regained control. After Sterling's attempt failed, he retreated to Inverness north.

On July 25, 1745, Prince Charles Edward Stewart Prince "Prince Bonnie" returned from France and landed in Scotland's Roc Nanot, where Highland Hord succeeded in capturing George II of England . Return the Scottish throne to Stewart Royal Palace. Thirty-seven years after the Disarmament Act of 1746, during the Sunday worship of Britain's Hannover Government strictly prohibited, the Scottish highlanders touched the clothes hidden under their clothes when the Minister gave blessings It was. In this way, we re-committed to God and to their Scottish heritage, check plaid