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Stirling Bridge

bridge, Stirling, Scotland, United Kingdom
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  • William Wallace
    Battle of Stirling Bridge

    The two sides met at Stirling Bridge, known as the gateway to the Scottish Highlands. A large English army commanded by John de Warrene, the Earl of Surrey, arrived and demanded Wallace’s surrender. When Wallace ignored the order, the English force attempted to cross the River Forth via a narrow…

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    The two sides met at Stirling Bridge, known as the gateway to the Scottish Highlands. A large English army commanded by John de Warrene, the Earl of Surrey, arrived and demanded Wallace’s surrender. When Wallace ignored the order, the English force attempted to cross the River Forth via a narrow…

    Read More