Midwinter · Character
Lord George Murray
A Jacobite general mentioned in historical context.
minor
Also known as Lord George, Yesterday Lord George
First appearance: i in which a highland gentleman misses his way
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With Alastair Maclean (professional): Lord George Murray is a Jacobite general who commands Alastair's military efforts during the uprising. With Alastair Maclean (professional): Lord George Murray is a Jacobite general…
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- Main conspirators and nobles
- Protagonist
- Background and reference characters
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- Closing
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professional · positive
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- Alastair Maclean
professional · positive
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