By the time he arrived, Strathallan had been replaced by his cousin Lord John Drummond, who countermanded these orders. As a serving officer in the French army, he had instructions not to enter England until all fortresses held by British government troops in Scotland had been taken.
By the time he arrived, Strathallan had been supplanted by his cousin Lord John Drummond, who reversed these commands. As a military officer serving in the French army, he was instructed not to enter England until all fortresses held by British government troops in Scotland had been taken.