Members of this movement adopted the symbol of the House of York for White Rose Day, and flew a flag
Members of this movement adopted the symbol of the House of York for White Rose Day, and flew a flag with the inscription "Tandem triumphans" during one conflict. The Act of Grace and Free Pardon freed many members of this movement from prison, though a few years later it again caused trouble during the Atterbury Plot. The song "Hey, Johnnie Cope, are Ye Waking Yet?" made fun of a general who lost to this group at Prestonpans during a war in which their figurehead escaped to the Isle of Skye dressed as a woman. That event came after a victory for the Duke of Cumberland over this movement at the Battle of Culloden Moor. For 10 points, name this mostly-Scottish movement that aimed to place the heirs of James II, like Bonnie Prince Charlie, on the throne.