This might be more info than you want in one speech but "Highland Heritage" by Celeste Ray (***'t prof. of anthropology at the University of the South in Swanee, TN) has a lot of good stuff about the Jacobites and how "Highlandism" came down to us in the Highland Games arena. She talks about what was really going on back then and how it has been misinterpreted and twisted into what we have today (such as how all of Scotland has taken on a "Highland" identity drawn maily from the '45 era even though Scotland was anything but unified under the Bonnie Prince). From chapter 1, "A Jacobite focus perpetuates the image of the bagpiping "Scot," perennially dressed in plaids of rainbow brilliance, and a defeatist view of history that centers tragedy and grievance in the national consciousness." Recommended reading for anyone who frequents the games scene.