Cameronians

Cameronians (1), a Presbyterian body in Scotland who derived their name from Richard Cameron, contended like him for the faith to which the nation by covenant had bound itself, and even declined to take the oath of allegiance to sovereigns such as William III. and his successors, who did not explicitly concede to the nation this right. (2) Also a British regiment, originally raised in defence of Scottish religious rights; for long the 26th Regiment of the British line, now the Scottish Rifles.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Cameron, Verney Lovett * Cameroon
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Camden, William
Camelot
Camenæ
Cameo
Camera Lucida
Camera Obscura
Camerarius
Cameron, John
Cameron, Richard
Cameron, Verney Lovett
Cameronians
Cameroon
Camilla
Camillus, Marcus Furius
Camisards
Camoëns
Camorra
Campagna
Campaign, The
Campan, Mme. de
Campanella, Tommaso

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Cameronians in Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase & Fable