The decision has been debated ever since but there is no evidence for allegations made later by exiles that there was panic in London on 6 December and most historians agree the Hanoverian regime would not have fallen even had the Jacobites reached London.
Most historians agree that the Hanoverian regime would not have fallen even had the Jacobites reached London. The decision has been debated ever since but there is no evidence for allegations made later by exiles that there was panic in London on 6 December.
The decision has been debated ever since but there is no evidence for allegations made later by exiles that there was panic in London on 6 December. Most historians agree that the Hanoverian regime would not have fallen even had the Jacobites reached London.
The decision has been debated ever since but there is no evidence for allegations made later by exiles that there was panic in London on 6 December. Most historians agree that the Hanoverian regime would not have fallen even had the Jacobites reached London.