Bannockburn, 1314: The Bruce Triumphant-Bannockburn by John E. Morris & the Battle of Bannockburn by Robert White Morris John E.
Bannockburn, 1314: The Bruce Triumphant-Bannockburn by John E. Morris & the Battle of Bannockburn by Robert White Morris John E. 'Lay on, Lay on-they fail'-the Bruce's victory at StirlingThe Battle…
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Bannockburn, 1314: The Bruce Triumphant-Bannockburn by John E. Morris & the Battle of Bannockburn by Robert White Morris John E.
'Lay on, Lay on-they fail'-the Bruce's victory at StirlingThe Battle of Bannockburn holds a significant place in the history of Scotland and the Scottish people. Bannockburn remains iconic because it was the most significant Scottish victory in the First War of Scottish Independence and because it involved a Scottish army under the command of the heroic figure of Robert the Bruce. Fought in 1314, when Edward II reigned in England, it was by no means the first clash of arms to decide the sovereignty of Scotland, nor was it the last-that was the battle of Culloden Moor in 1745.
The battle need not have been fought because Bruce had agreed a definition of 'relief' with Mowbray, the British commander holding the castle, The English, led by their king, marched north to relieve Stirling Castle which was under attack by Scots commanded by Edward Bruce the Scottish king's younger brother.