EBSCO host is a good place to start, but not necessarily on the history end, and it tends to be oriented towards the American side of the Atlantic. Are you using EBSCO through your school, and more importantly, have you visited with your local public or school reference librarians? You might have access to sources that you never even dreamed about.

One source I would recommend is:

"Damn Rebel Bitches: The women of the '45" by Maggie Craig (Edinburgh: Mainstream Publishing, 2000). Whilst the book does focus on the role women played in the '45, it does also present a fairly good oveview of the last Stuart rebellion as well.

"1745: A military history of the last Jacobite rising" by Scottish military historian Stuart Reid is also worth taking a look at.

Cheers,

Todd



I'll see what else I can dig up, but