A riveting foray into Scottish military history
The Battle of Bannockburn, at which Robert the Bruce's army vanquished Edward I, remains one of the most significant and ongoing sources of Scottish pride. This history begins with the military clashes during the initial stages of the Wars of Independence. After Bruce's revolt against Edward I, it follows his chain of military successes which led to the siege of the English garrison in Stirling Castle and brought about the great battle between both countries at Bannockburn. The book considers the significance of the Scottish victory, primarily—but not exclusively—in the light of their continued battlefield successes that compelled England to acknowledge Scotland's reemergence as a sovereign power 14 years later.
INTRODUCTION AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chapter 1. SCOTLAND UNDER SIEGE
Chapter 5. THE SCOTTISH COMMANDERS
Chapter 6. THE ENGLISH COMMANDERS
Chapter 8. ENCOUNTERS – DAY ONE
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