'Cam Ye by Atholl' - Scottish Jacobite Song

'Cam' Ye by Atholl' is a Scottish Jacobite folk song with lyrics penned by James Hogg. Traditionally sung to a tune by Neil Gow, Junior, it commemorates the Jacobite rising of 1745.
The song serves as a "gathering song" to rally Jacobites, referencing various places and figures associated with the rebellion. Hogg, the author, mentioned that he had written the words spontaneously after receiving the tune from Gow and considered it among his lesser works.

[@wildsurfer12]

With bangers like this you wonder why on earth the Jacobites stopped at Derby.

[@lucario2188]

The Prince got the nickname Bonnie Prince Charlie the day he entered Edinburgh, before that he was know has The Young Pretender or The Young Chevalier(Knight). The Women from the city were the ones that gave it to him. They were really infatuated with him and he liked to tease them for example one time a woman in Edinburgh asked permission to kiss him in the hand he conceded it and another more daring woman asked permission to kiss him in the mouth he then grabbed her and kissed her all over her face she instantly got red has a tomato.

[@rarias9629]

Long live Bonnie Prince Charlie, the real Charles III of England and Scotland!

[@aaronfire359]

One of my new favorite tunes from the period now! Thank you for the upload! Right up there with “When the King Enjoys His Own Again”, “It’s a Mad World My Masters”, and “Here’s a Health Unto His Majesty” ❤

[@The_Christian_Cavalier]

Very nice and upbeat

[@jacksonscr8]

You make great film choices!

[@bomb8149]

Always love the jacobite songs

[@sfire8111]

Amazing

[@isabellesilver]

❤

[@overkoppsbaiter0714]

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[@lucario2188]

1:29 Typo Brave mackintosh was a She not a He. She was also know has Coronel Anne a nickname the Prince gave her.

[@vatsal7640]

Whats the name of film ??

[@Imperial_Britannia]

Bonnie Prince Charlie from 1948, unless you feel like paying for it you can watch it in full for free from an archive website here: archive.org/details/BonniePrinceCharlie1948

[@StarsBarsAndCheese]

​@@Imperial_Britannia Was looking for þis.

[@justagreekhistorian]

​@@StarsBarsAndCheese þorn user detected

[@StarsBarsAndCheese]

@@justagreekhistorian Fellow þorne homie 🗿

[@LeChevalierAnglais]

Its a damned shame The Jacobites lost and faded away.

[@StarsBarsAndCheese]

We'll be back.

[@LeChevalierAnglais]

@@StarsBarsAndCheese I hope!

[@tophatgaming1873]

it baffles me why people romanticise him when he wanted to restore an absolutist monarchy

[@The_Christian_Cavalier]

Nothing wrong with that ;)

[@palastofhistory4026]

Sounds like a good idea ngl

[@slayer16thehypergodofdeath54]

Because fuck England, Scotland Clans would prefer an Absolutist monarchy over the fucking English Parliament.

[@warrenlehmkuhleii8472]

Princes are not bound to give an account of their actions but to God alone - Charles I. Parliment exists at the pleasure of the King, if the King is unable to disband a traitorous and evil Parliment, then the Kingdom is not ruled by the law but by a terryany legitimised by a lack of resistance to this cruel and unusual tyrrany the English-speaking peoples are subjugated too. I am an American by birth, but looking more deeply into the religion of my fathers, by that I mean the Catholic Church, I see a political heritage more sane than any ideology to which I had previously subscribed or have since studied. Give me a King who knows that if he does not rule to the best of his ability dammnation awaits him, and I have no fear of tyrrany. God save our King oe'r the waters! May I one day be able to cry Tandem triumphans in celebration of the success of our cause.

[@tophatgaming1873]

@@warrenlehmkuhleii8472 give me king billy any day