Robert the Bruce

The Number of Scottish Jacobite Executions Will Shock You

The Number of Scottish Jacobite Executions Will Shock You

The Number of Scottish Jacobite Executions Will Shock You The aftermath of the 1715 Jacobite uprising indeed saw a significant number of executions. Following the failed attempt to restore James Edward Stuart to the throne, many Jacobite leaders and supporters were captured and faced severe consequences. The British government sought to make an example of […]

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Edward Bruce, brother of Robert the Bruce King of Scotland

Who was Edward Bruce?

Who was Edward Bruce? Edward Bruce was a notable historical figure from the early 14th century. He was the younger brother of Robert the Bruce, who was the King of Scots. Edward played a significant role in supporting his brother during the struggle for the Scottish crown from 1306 to 1314. In 1315, Edward Bruce

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Edward had accomplished little, and while David had kept his throne and his nation’s freedom, the disconnect between the Scots and the English would never be fully resolved. This war was over, but it wasn’t the first, and wouldn’t be the last. Nor would it be Scotland’s final bid for independence…

Why couldn’t the English Conquer Scotland? – Wars of Scottish Independence

Edward had accomplished little, and while David had kept his throne and his nation’s freedom, the disconnect between the Scots and the English would never be fully resolved. This war was over, but it wasn’t the first, and wouldn’t be the last. Nor would it be Scotland’s final bid for independence…

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Robert the Bruce - Robert I - Great Figures in History

Robert the Bruce – Robert I – Great Figures in History

Robert the Bruce – Robert I – Great Figures in History Robert the Bruce, born in 1274, led Scotland in the Wars of Independence against England after the death of William Wallace in 1305. He proclaimed himself king in 1306, faced betrayals and adversities, but won the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314, establishing himself as

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