The Jacobite Risings (1689-1746) by James Pringle Thomson is part of Bell's Sources of Scottish History series. In this book, the author examines in detail an important period in the history of Scotland, connected with the Jacobite uprisings of the XVII-XVIII centuries. Visiting the important historical events of the time, Thomson reveals the causes, course and consequences of these rebellions, the historical context and the impact on the development of the Scottish kingdom. Thanks to detailed research and analysis, the author reveals the complex political and socio-cultural aspects of that era, and also focuses on the key figures and events that shaped the historical landscape of Scotland. "The Jacobite Risings (1689-1746)" will be a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Scotland and the pages of its complex past.