The British army moves to Fort Augustus in the Great Glen. From here, the centre link in a chain of forts and garrisons stretching from Inverness in the east to Tobermory in the west, from Bernera in the north to Dumbarton in the south, the Duke of Cumberland mounts what he terms,
O exército británico instálase no Forte Augustus, no centro dunha rede de gornicións e fortíns que vai de Inverness no leste a Tobermory no oeste, de Bernera no norte a Dumbarton no sur.