In a twelve-book poetic account of this leader, he stabs a constable's son named Selbie.
In a twelve-book poetic account of this leader, he stabs a constable's son named Selbie. This man refused to sign his name on the "Ragman rolls" with other lords, and made a base in Ettrick forest. This man went into exile after a battle where cavalry came from Linlithgow to overrun his three schiltron formations of spearmen. This killer of William Heselrig was chronicled by (*) Blind Harry, who also wrote of his massacre of a garrison at Lanark. This man was forced to flee after losing at Falkirk, a year after Andrew Murray helped him crush Edward Longshanks' armies at Stirling Bridge. For 10 points, name this rebel whose execution in 1305 forced Robert the Bruce to take up the fight for Scottish independence.
In a twelve-book poetic account of this leader, he stabs a constable's son named Selbie.
William Wallace