text_original: The intoxicating day ended with a great ball at the palace, at which the youthful grace of Charles Stuart confirmed the charm that already belonged to the adventurous and victorious Prince of Wales. September 17, 1745, was one of the brightest days in the Stuart calendar. The conquest of Edinburgh was but the prelude to great  er glories. Cope was rallying his forces at Dunbar — was marching to the relief of Edinburgh.
text_transcription: THE INTOXICATING DAY ENDED WITH A GREAT BALL AT THE PALACE AT WHICH THE YOUTHFUL GRACE OF CHARLES STUART CONFIRMED THE CHARM THAT ALREADY BELONGED TO THE ADVENTUROUS AND VICTORIOUS PRINCE OF WALES SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH SEVENTEEN FORTY FIVE WAS ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST DAYS IN THE STUART CALENDAR THE CONQUEST OF EDINBURGH WAS BUT THE PRELUDE TO GREATER GLORIES COPE WAS RALLYING HIS FORCES AT DUNBAR WAS MARCHING TO THE RELIEF OF EDINBURGH
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