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The Life and Reign of Edward I.

Note 143 — XIII. BRUCE’S REBELLION: THE WAR WHICH FOLLOWED.—THE DEATH OF EDWARD: HIS CHARACTER.

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“The countess herself, riding up, and with gentle violence taking hold of his horse’s reins, Bruce suffered himself to be led away in a kind of triumph to Turnberry.”—Tytler’s Scottish Worthies, p. 292.

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