Sir William Wallace led the Scots to victory at the battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297 Wallace, one of Scotland's best-known historical figures, led the Scots to victory against an English army of ...

The letter is one of only two surviving documents with a personal connection to the famous Scottish warrior.

A letter celebrating William Wallace ... the battle of Stirling Bridge, is known to have travelled to France in 1300. It remains unknown why he was there and he was back in Scotland when he ...

A centuries-old letter of recommendation from the King of France for William Wallace is to go on display for five hours only ...

A centuries-old letter of recommendation from the King of France for William Wallace ... Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297. He later spent time in Europe but by 1305 was back in Scotland where ...

Here he celebrates Scotland’s cities ... you can enjoy excellent views over Stirling, including historic battlefields trod by the likes of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce.

Despite the events of 1296, most Scots continued to regard John Balliol as their rightful king, and the following year William Wallace ... visits the Castle at Stirling, an ancient town integral to ...

A 700-YEAR-OLD letter of recommendation from the King of France for William ... the documents. Wallace is most famous for leading the Scots in the defeat of the English army at the Battle of Stirling ...

NASCAR recently explained why it penalized Bubba Wallace for cutting the front stretch chicane but not William Byron for allegedly doing the same. Mike Forde, NASCAR’s Managing Director of ...

Bubba Wallace drives for 23XI Racing ... Front Row Motorsports in filing an antitrust lawsuit against NASCAR. William Byron drives for Hendrick Motorsports, a four-car team that signed the ...