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Robert The Bruce Set against the backdrop of Edward I "The Hammer of Scots", Scotland's freedom was in danger! robert the bruce • bannockburn • hammer of the scots • edward i • margaret of norway
Schiltron Trumps English Cavalry William Wallace designed the Scottish Schiltron to slow the reign of terror by England's King Edward Long Shanks. Robert, The Bruce improved it to establish Independence. schiltron • william wallace • robert the bruce • scotland • stirling bridge
Edward II Edward II was the only son of Edward I, yet unlike his father was not a renowned warrior. He is often remembered for the gruesome way he was killed. edward ii • edward i • england • isabella of france • robert the bruce
Scotland's Fight For Independence William Wallace won a dramatic victory against the English in 1297. The English army were annihilated. Robert the Bruce continued fighting for independence. william wallace • robert the bruce • independence • alexander iii • margaret the maid of norway
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Dunfermline Abbey in Fife, Scotland Dunfermline Abbey is an impressive sight with its tall, square tower on which the name of King Robert the Bruce is carved in stone on its four sides. dunfermline abbey • fife in scotland • scottish kings and queens • robert the bruce • stained glass windows
Edward I Edward I was the English king that finally gained control of Wales before attempting to conquer Scotland. He restored royal authority after the reign of his weak father. edward i • hammer of the scots • conqueror of the welsh • securing the throne and reasserting royal authorit • longshanks invades wales
Facts on the world's best caves If you're after stalagmites, stalactites, huge chambers, spiders, the Gunung Mulu Park or glow worms, travel to Malaysia, Lebanon, Australia, New Zealand or Scotland. cave • cavern • best • world • stalagmite
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Kings and Queens of Scotland From 1603-1714, the Scottish royal House of Stuart also ruled England, Wales and Ireland but ultimately lost the British throne to what became the House of Windsor. scottish • scotland • scottish royal • robert the bruce • mary
Medieval Outlaw Heroes of Scotland This week's outlaws, William Wallace and Robert the Bruce, come from late 13th and early 14th century Scotland. william wallace • robert the bruce • battle of stirling bridge • bannockburn • comyn
The Ancient Healing Well of Scotlandwell The healing well of Scotlandwell near Loch Leven in Scotland has attracted people seeking a cure for a variety of illnesses for at least the last 2,000 years. scotlandwell • healing well • scotland • cure • leprosy
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The Black Douglas of Threave Built by Archibald the Grim, of the Black Douglas family, in the late 1300s, Threave Castle rises as a foreboding tower from an island in the middle of the River Dee. scotland • threave castle foreboding tower • lordship galloway • dumfries • black douglas
The Inauguration of Scotland's Kings Inauguration ceremonies in Europe in the Middle Ages were heavy with symbolism, promoting the legitimacy of the king and the concept of kingship. scottish kings • kingship • scotland • robert the bruce • stone of destiny
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Spider Spider on the Wall Do you believe in old wives' tales? Old wives' tales abound in folklore and cover every topic from A to Z and then some. robert the bruce • scotland • spiders • character traits • wars
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Kissing the Blarney Stone in Ireland Legend has it that kissing the Blarney Stone will give the kisser the gift of eloquence, but it's not as simple as puckering up and smooching the stone slab. kissing the blarney stone • blarney castle • history of the blarney stone • how to get to blarney castle • gift of gab
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Scotland's historic Golf Coast Scottish East Lothian's famed historic Golf Coast has been a golfer's paradise ever since Mary Queen of Scots tee'd off in 1567. The Travelsleuth looks at top accommodation options and some ancient ruins for visitors to visit when they tire of digging themselves out of bunkers. fenton • dirleton • tantallon • castle • scots scotland
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Windy Days on the Golf Coast of Scotland Scottish East Lothian's famed historic Golf Coast has been a golfer's paradise ever since Mary Queen of Scots tee'd off in 1567. The Travelsleuth looks at top accommodation options and some ancient ruins for visitors to visit when they tire of digging themselves out of bunkers. fenton • dirleton • tantallon • castle • scots scotland |
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