been sleeping in. Aftermath The man who had betrayed Cameron apparently had to flee the country. By 1754 peace was beginning to reign in Rannoch. Lieutenant Munro was also tasked with the apprehension of the Jacobite Ewen MacPherson of Cluny. However, in 1755, after nine years of playing hide and seek in the mountains of Badenoch, MacPherson managed to elude Munro's grasp and escaped to France. References See also Battle of Culloden Jacobite rising of 1745 Donald Cameron of Lochiel Rannoch Rannoch Rannoch