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Britain came into the war on the Austrian side, which gave the...(exiled since the Glorious Revolution of1688) one last chance to regain its supposed birthright. In 1745, the dashing, French-backed grandson of the deposed James II, Charles Edward Stuart (known as "..." 1720-1788), landed in Scotland, rallied an army, and marched to within 120 miles of London.
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