Between his victories at Alford (July 1645) and Kilsyth (August 1645), Montrose again occupied Aberdeen. The city changed hands repeatedly during the campaign — this was the fourth or fifth time. Aberdeen suffered enormously from the repeated occupations and extractions of money and supplies by both sides.
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