These groups were targeted by the Act of Proscription, which basically restated the earlier Disarming Act.
A hunchbacked dwarf named Black Fairy hid in a tree in order to shoot and kill a leader of one of these groups. Symbols of these groups were detailed in a book forged by the Allen brothers, who called themselves the Sobieskis. These groups were targeted by the Act of Proscription, which basically restated the earlier Disarming Act. Hugh Trevor-Roper documented how an item associated with these groups was actually popularized by the Quaker Thomas Rawlinson. The leader of one of these groups was slightly late in swearing allegiance to William and Mary, prompting another of these groups to (*) massacre that group at Glen Coe. Conflicts between these tartan-wearing groups often featured a charge tactic that was used at the Battle of Culloden. For 10 points, name these groups that include the Douglases and the MacDonalds, families that once ruled the Highlands.
A hunchbacked dwarf named Black Fairy hid in a tree in order to shoot and kill a leader of one of these groups.
Scottish clans [or anything indicating clans from Scotland; or Highland clans; prompt on less specific answers like clans or families]