The Reverend Francis Borland wrote a History of this event, which stated that a conflict arose between the "Minifters" and the "Counfellors" over the building of Fort Saint Andrew. One leader hightailed with his posse out of the central location of this event on the vessels Speedy Return and Continent, after that group was attacked by Spanish mercenaries and privateers at Madeira, and the main act
The Reverend Francis Borland wrote a History of this event, which stated that a conflict arose between the "Minifters" and the "Counfellors" over the building of Fort Saint Andrew. One leader hightailed with his posse out of the central location of this event on the vessels Speedy Return and Continent, after that group was attacked by Spanish mercenaries and privateers at Madeira, and the main action of this event never occurred because of a mosquito infestation in the jungles. Immediately after this event, the Norwich Post had the tabloid "The Damned Fiasco" as a result of the Thomas Drummond's failure to set up a fishery in the Bay of Caledonia. This event led to the Act of Union of 1707 resulting in one nation going bankrupt. For 10 points identify this event in which Scotland attempted to establish a colonial holding in Panama.
The Reverend Francis Borland wrote a History of this event, which stated that a conflict arose between the "Minifters" and the "Counfellors" over the building of Fort Saint Andrew.
Darien Scheme [accept Scottish Colonization of Panama before mentioned, also accept Darien Fiasco] 