According to my family history, an ancestory with the last name of Spalding was part of a conspiracy that resulted in the betrayal of William Wallace. The Spalding's then received land and title in England for their act. In later years, my great great great etc. etc. Grandfather travelled to America with the Lord of Yardley and survived the Jamestown massacre.
No, in fact it is unlikely that they ever even met.
because he wanted money land and was loyal to he humble master Edward the long shanks.
yes he was
No
William Wallace 1272-1305 Robert the Bruce 1274-1329
chestnuts
William Wallace never became king, he was captured, tortured and killed by the English - perhaps you have him confused with Robert the Bruce?
William Wallace did not have 'power' at that time. Robert the Bruce became King shortly afterwards.
No
William Wallace 1272-1305 Robert the Bruce 1274-1329
chestnuts
William Wallace never became king, he was captured, tortured and killed by the English - perhaps you have him confused with Robert the Bruce?
William Wallace did not have 'power' at that time. Robert the Bruce became King shortly afterwards.
William Wallace NOT walus. There was no conflict.
because he won more battles
William Wallace was never King of Scotland. At the time of Wallace's death in 1305 Scotland had no King. Robert the Bruce became King of Scotland in 1306.
William Wallace
They fought for Scotland against the English.
Robert the Bruce is one of the most important people in Scottish History. Scotland's most famous victory over the English at the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314 was led by Robert the Bruce.
he is a "cheif brigand", looked upon today as a patriot even thou he was more of a hinderance to Robert the Bruce