Pan Books pseudonym of Anne Rundle. A romantic story about the Irish camp follower women who followed O'Cahan and Montrose around the battlefields. Sir Walter Scott, A Legend of Montrose 1819 – Novel loosely based on the assassination of Lord Kilpont soon after the battle of Tippermuir O'Cahan's men were initially suspects in the murder, which was committed by James Stewart of Ardvorlich. Scott's story changes the identity of the killer, though he names him in the introduction. Nigel Tranter, The Young Montrose; Montrose: The Captain General 1973 Coronet/Hodder & Stoughton. Novelised version of Montrose's life and times, with O'Cahan as a minor background character. Maurice Walsh, And No Quarter, 1937; the Royalist campaign of 1644-1645 told from the perspective of two members of the regiment. Further reading John Buchan – MONTROSE 1918 Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. Kevin Byrne – COLKITTO! A CELEBRATION OF CLAN DONALD OF COLONSAY (1370–1647) 1977 House of Lochar Stuart Reid – SCOTS ARMIES OF THE 17th CENTURY Vol. 1/. THE ARMY OF THE COVENANT 1639–51 1988 Partizan Press References External links Scot Wars – Alaister Colkito MacDonald Scot Wars – Alasdair Mhic Colla (Song) Scot Wars – The Marquis of Montrose Scot Wars – Manus O'Cahan's Regiment Scots Wars – James Graham, 1st Marquis of Montrose, 1612–1650 ALASDAIR MacCOLLA, GAELIC WARRIOR, Part Fourteen English Civil War Irish regiments O'Cahan Scottish regiments 1640s in Scotland