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The Battle of Stirling Bridge began on September 11, 1297, as Scottish forces, led by William Wallace and Andrew Moray, sought to challenge English control over Scotland. The Scots took advantage of the narrow bridge over the River Forth, using it to funnel English troops into a confined space, making them vulnerable to attack. As the English advanced, the Scots launched a surprise assault, leading to a decisive victory for the Scottish forces. This battle was pivotal in boosting Scottish morale and resistance against English rule.

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