WHEN Sir William Wallace, the sole apparent hope of Scottish independence, died at the foot of the gallows in Smithfield, and was torn limb from limb, it seemed that at last 'the accursed nation' would quietly submit to the English yoke.
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King Robert the Bruce
by A. F. Murison
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King Robert the Bruce
July 25, 2007, Kessinger Publishing, LLC
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King Robert the Bruce
May 30, 2005, Kessinger Publishing
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1417914947 9781417914944
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"WHEN Sir William Wallace, the sole apparent hope of Scottish independence, died at the foot of the gallows in Smithfield, and was torn limb from limb, it seemed that at last 'the accursed nation' would quietly submit to the English yoke."
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