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The Brus by John Barbour
- The complete text of John Barbour's epic 14th century poem, a patriotic life of Robert the Bruce, in the original Scots.
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Declaration of Arbroath, 6 April 1320
- Offers a brief account of the war of Scottish independence, background and context of the Declaration sent to the Pope in 1320, with a facsimile of the only surviving copy and a translation.
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Famous Scottish Battles
- Brief accounts of the battles of Stirling Bridge, Falkirk, and Halidon Hill.
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For Freedom Alone
- An education resource provided by the National Archives of Scotland presents primary sources of evidence from the time of the Scottish Wars of Independence, activities and background information for students, and resources for teachers.
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Robroyston.org
- Describes the Wallace Monument erected at Robroyston, scene of his betrayal and capture. Includes background on Wallace, a history of the site, with timelines, photo galleries and news.
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Roslin-WhatBattle.com
- A local historian relates what is essentially an oral history of the Battle of Roslin, which took place on February 23, 1303, and includes photographs taken at the battle site, acknowledgements, and updates.
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The Society of William Wallace
- Dedicated to the memory of Sir William Wallace and his principles; includes a historical account, with details of membership, meetings and commemorative events, bibliography, news, and contacts.
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Wars of Independence
- A section in the BBC Scotland's History resource, covering the period from the Battle of Stirling Bridge through to 1328; includes video, articles, and links.
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Wars of Independence (Medieval)
- A comprehensive resource from Learning for Scotland, covering the period from the death of King Alexander III in 1286, through to the death of Robert the Bruce in 1329.
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William Wallace
- An account of Wallace, the battles of Stirling Bridge and Falkirk, and his execution in London.
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The William Wallace Heritage Trust
- Formed to encourage interest in the history and heritage of Lanark, especially in its most famous son, William Wallace. Includes a biography, events diary, news, merchandise, and contacts.
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