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William Wallace was posthumously awarded the title of "Guardian of Scotland" for his role in leading the Scottish resistance against English rule during the Wars of Scottish Independence. His reward was not monetary but rather symbolic, as he became a national hero and a symbol of Scottish nationalism. After his capture and execution in 1305, Wallace's legacy was solidified, inspiring future generations in their quest for Scottish independence.

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