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Robert
The Bruce Books
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King Robert's Testament
In 1306, Robert Bruce, the Scottish Earl of Carrick, rebelled
against the rule of Edward I, King of England. In anger, Bruce
murdered his rival to the Scottish Throne, and was later proclaimed
King of Scots at Scone. Robert Bruce was a man of his times,
often brutal and prepared to use violence; yet he was also humane.
Passionate, he loved and was loved. Cunning and determined;
he developed into a great war leader yet benign ruler. Under
his tolerant guidance the Declaration of Arbroath was written.
One of the greatest political documents of medieval Europe.
This is an atmospheric account of Scotland's struggle to retain
its independence from the English sword. It is also the story
of the many men and women who were inspired by the ideals of
freedom and of the English who opposed them.
Robert
the Bruce.
The quintessential patriot king and national hero, Robert the
Bruce brought independence to Scotland. Caroline Bingham's biography
unites the historic figure of popular mythology with the genuine
man.
Robert
the Bruce: A Scots Life (Scots... Scots Legends)
Robert
the Bruce: A Life Chronicled.
Outlines the life of Robert the Bruce, perhaps Scotland's greatest
hero. Includes reference to many infamous stories and detailed
accounts of events such as the Battle of Bannockburn.
A
Traveller's Guide to the Scotland of... Robert the Bruce
Robert
the Bruce's Rivals, the Comyns:... 1212-1314.
Robert
Bruce and the Community of the...
Realm. The central theme of this study is the interplay and
tension between Bruce and the concept of a Scottish nation,
of which Bruce aspired to be leader. This edition takes account
of the work and evidence in recent years
.On
the Trail of Robert the Bruce (On the... Bruce.
From
Bannockburn to Flodden: Wallace,...
Bruce & the Heroes of Medieval Scotland.
Wallace,
Bruce and the Wars of... Independence, 1286-1328.
Traveller's
Guide to the Scotland of... Robert the Bruce.
Tales
of King Robert the Bruce.
Tales
of Stirling Castle and the Battle... of Bannockburn.
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