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Freedom Fighter: William Wallace and Scotland's Battle for Independence (Taking a Stand) by Don Nardo, 2010-01-01
For Freedom: The Last Days of William Wallace by David R Ross, 2007-03-01
Elements of Philosophy: A Compendium for Philosophers and Theologians by William A. Wallace, 1977-07-09
William Wallace Robin Hood Revealed
Wallace: A Biography by Peter Reese, 1998-03
The Prodigy: A Biography of William James Sidis, America's Greatest Child Prodigy by Amy Wallace, 1986-06-26
Michelangelo: The Artist, the Man and his Times by William Wallace, 2009-10-12
The Treasures of Michelangelo by William E. Wallace, 2010-10-05
The History of the Life, Adventures, and Heroic Actions of the Celebrated Sir William Wallace ...: Tr. Into Metre, from the Original Latin of Mr. John ... to Wallace, by One Called Blind Harry by John Blair, Henry, et all 2010-02-26
William Wallace: A Scots Life (Scots Legends Series) by Glenn Telfer, 1998-12
Life and Letters of Gen W. H. L. Wallace (Shawnee Classics) by Isabel Wallace, 2000-09-29
Life of Sir William Wallace of Elderslie (Volume 1) by John Donald Carrick, 2010-03-21
William Wallace: Guardian of Scotland by A. F. Murison, 2003-07-15
The acts and deeds of the most famous and valiant champion Sir William Wallace, Knight of Ellerslie. Written by Blind Harry in the year 1361. Together with Arnaldi Blair Relationes. by the Minstrel Henry, 2010-06-10

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Information On WALLACE WILLIAM THOMAS JR
wallace william THOMAS JR. Name WO1 William Thomas Wallace, Jr. Status KilledIn Action from an incident on 06/04/1970 while performing the duty of Pilot.
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1850 Census Of Ohio County, KY P.42a
28 582 582 Bland Richard 15 M Farmer Kentucky 29 583 583 wallace william 49 MFarmer 500 Maryland 30 583 583 Wallace Amanda 35 F Kentucky 31 583 583 Wallace
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Sir William Wallace Of Ellerslie "from Outlaw To Guardian Of Scotland" - Backgro
Kyn Wai Chung s biography includes a chronology of the Battle at Stirling Bridgewith route maps and a bibliography.
http://www.waichung.demon.co.uk/william/wallace.htm

Extractions: AD AD Background W illiam Wallace was born on in Ellerslie 16 November 1272 19 August 1274 During this period Scotland was a peaceful and prosperous kingdom under the rule of King Alexander III. On 19 March 1286 th st September 1286 . The Guardians of the Peace sensed a challenge to the Scottish Crown and mobilised an army to its defence in the spring of 1287 . By the time of the army of law and order were fully mobilised the revolt of the Turnberry Band had lost its momentum. Then Scotland lulled into an uneasy peace for about three years. When William Wallace was seventeen or eighteen years old he travelled to Dunipace
Sir William Wallace Of Ellerslie "from Outlaw To Guardian Of Scotland" - The Out
Having reached Ellerslie, william wallace s uncle, Sir Reginald de Crauford On william wallace s return to Riccarton, his uncle, Sir Richard wallace was
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Extractions: AD AD The Outlaw D uring December 1291 Dundee Ellerslie , disguised as pilgrims travelling to the shrine of St. Margaret at Dunfermline. Having reached Ellerslie February 1292 On 23 April 1292 , William Wallace encountered five English soldiers of the Ayr On 6 November 1292 1 April 1295 st Finally on the 17 November 1292 At Norham on 20 November 1292 , John Balliol swore an oath of allegiance to King Edward I as his Lord Paramount. On , John Balliol was crowned as the King of Scotland on the Stone of Destiny, at Scone At Newcastle on 26 December 1292 Meanwhile William Wallace was bored after lulling about Leglen Wood; therefore he decided to visit the nearby market town of Ayr In another excursion into Ayr Ayr Ayr For sooth, ere he decease,
MY TRIBUTE TO WILLIAM WALLACE
Paul Waters offers historical information, photos, and a quick overview of the motion picture Braveheart.
http://www.angelfire.com/ok3/Braveheart
Trials Without Justice - William Wallace - Braveheart - Page 1
Sixteen chapters on the struggle for both the Scottish throne and the nation's independence from Carole D. Bos.
http://www.lawbuzz.com/justice/braveheart/braveheart.htm

Extractions: Scotland, Late 1200s "In the month of May (1297) the perfidious race of Scots began to rebel." So says a contemporary English monastic chronicler, Walter of Hemingborough. And so begins our story of William Wallace, brilliantly played by Mel Gibson in the Academy Award movie, "Braveheart." It was a difficult time for the people of Scotland. Edward I (commonly called "Longshanks") was, at 35 years, crowned king of England at Westminster Abbey . This tall, powerful military genius had subjected Wales after fierce fighting. Edward's castles were everywhere. The Welsh were now in Edward's hands, and those hands were beginning to tighten around Scotland's throat. Always asserting they were a free and independent people, the Scots had been crushed by Edward's military might in 1296. The Scottish "king" (John Balliol) had surrendered to the English. The Scots were outraged. They believed
William Wallace: Scottish Composer 1860-1940
Analysis of four works, The Passing of Beatrice, Villon, Sir william wallace, and Sister Helen plus biographical information.
http://www.musicweb.uk.net/wallace/

Extractions: MARTYN BRABBINS Conductor see review JOHN PURSER This CD presents the first commercial recordings of any of Wallace's compositions - an astonishing fact made all the more significant when it is realized that these fine symphonic poems include the first attempts at the genre made in the British Isles. Their subjects are no less adventurous than their composer: William Wallace Scottish hero, freedom-fighter; beheaded and dismembered by the English
William Wallace The Truth
william wallace the truth. braveheart and hero of scotland hammer of the englishand scotlands greatest patriot who became the nations uncrowned leader.
http://www.highlanderweb.co.uk/wallace/
Click2Flicks - Braveheart - Chapter 1 - Preface
Historical background for the main character in the form of a story, with links to relevant resources embedded into the text, and some photographs.
http://www.click2flicks.com/braveheart/braveheart_ch1.htm

Extractions: Scotland, Late 1200s "In the month of May (1297) the perfidious race of Scots began to rebel." So says a contemporary English monastic chronicler, Walter of Hemingborough. And so begins our story of William Wallace, brilliantly played by Mel Gibson in the Academy Award-winning movie, " Braveheart ." It was a difficult time for the people of Scotland. Edward I (commonly called "Longshanks") was, at 35 years, crowned king of England at Westminster Abbey . This tall, powerful military genius had subjected Wales after fierce fighting. Edward's castles were everywhere. The Welsh were now in Edward's hands, and those hands were beginning to tighten around Scotland's throat. Always asserting they were a free and independent people, the Scots had been crushed by Edward's military might in 1296. The Scottish "king" (John Balliol) had surrendered to the English. The Scots were outraged. They believed Longshanks (here, from the Wriothesley Manuscript, with Llewelyn of Wales on the right and Alexander of Scotland on the left before Wales and Scotland were conquered) would treat them as he was
William Wallace - The Truth
william wallace The Truth We ve moved to . THIS PLACE!
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MAGIC DRAGON MULTIMEDIA HOME PAGE
Modern and historical images and information concerning Robert Bruce and william wallace.
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Sir William Wallace (Braveheart) - Britannia Biographies
A brief biography of Sir william wallace (Braveheart).
http://www.britannia.com/bios/wallace.html

Extractions: William Wallace, born near Pasiley, Renfrewshire, was hanged, disemboweled, beheaded and quartered in 1305. He thus suffered the same fate as Welsh leader Dafydd ap Gruffudd some 22 years before and for the same reasons: both had dared the might of the English crown; both had dared to raise armies against Edward I and both had fought for the independence of their nations. In order to understand Wallace's significance in his country's history, we have to look at the situation in Scotland that led to his arrival as leader of his people in the vacuum that Robert the Bruce was not ready to fill until he was perfectly sure of success. A new struggle for control of Scotland had begun at the death of Alexander III in 1286, leaving as heir his grandchild Margaret, the infant daughter of the King of Norway. English King Edward, with his eye on the complete subjugation of Scotland suggested that Margaret should marry his son, a desire consummated at a treaty signed and sealed at Birgham. Under the terms, Scotland was to remain a separate and independent kingdom, though Edward was to keep English garrisons in a number of Scottish castles. When the young princess died, all plans changed: the succession was now open to many claimants, the strongest of whom were John Balliol and Robert Bruce. After the decision had gone in favor of Balliol, he declared himself King of Scotland and declared that he would answer only to his own people; refusing to supply military service to Edward, who had supported his election. Overestimating his strength, he then concluded a treaty with France prior to planning an invasion of England.
Scottish History Origins...up To William Wallace
Robert M. Gunn tells the story of Scotland, including its rulers, up to william wallace.
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William Wallace - William Wallace Sword
william wallace was born in January in 1272 in the Scotish city of Elerslie (near william wallace battled against the English with its famous swords.
http://www.aceros-de-hispania.com/william-wallace-sword.htm

Extractions: WILLIAM WALLACE William Wallace William Wallace was born in January in 1272 in the Scotish city of Elerslie (near Glasgow), very few before his future great enemy, Edward I, of the Plantagenet house, took the thrown. William Wallace with your sword. He lived his first years in a climate of tensions and disputes that ocurred between the numerous Scotish nobels after King Alexander III´s death. Between his 14 and 16 years, he lived in Dunipace, with a clergyman who was his uncle, with who he studied the classics in latin. At this early age, he was already 2 metre tall, and he was considered almost as a giant according to the average of that times, he was also very strong, and he could speak three languages. His father´s death, his mother´s exile and the oppresive system with which his people were living because of English pressure made him to abandon the ecclesiastical career. Then, tired because of the English oppresion and authority, he united with other youths becoming a gang of foragides. He went with them to Loudun Hill, where the English knight Fennwick who had killed his father lived. They were formed just with 50 men, against the 200 English soldiers; but, even though, more than half of the English ones died, including Fennwick.
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Theories, thoughts, links to business and economics sites, and online resume.
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Extractions: email: dwallace@stmartin.edu Postmodern Management explains the systemic differences in organizational behavior between impersonal bureaucracies and membership organizations such as partnerships...... Bureaucracies tend to elicit more rigid and job defensive behaviors because they use a buyer-seller relationship to set the broad terms of employment. The employee is usually hired to do a specific job at a specific pay rate and therefore the employees identity, status, and pay, in addition to role, are all tied to the job. Where the employee is brought in a member, however, identity attaches more to the organization as a whole and status and pay are usually a function of relevant experience. The book uses autopoiesis, a relatively new concept from biology to explain why this difference matters.
William Harvey Lamb Wallace
wallace, william Harvey Lamb, soldier, born in Urbana, Ohio, 8 July, 1821; diedin Savannah, Start your search on william Harvey Lamb wallace.
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Extractions: Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography, edited by James Grant Wilson, John Fiske and Stanley L. Klos. Six volumes, New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1887-1889 and 1999. StanKlos.com warns that these 19th Century biographies contain errors and bias. We rely on volunteers to edit the historic biographies on a continual basis. If you would like to edit this biography please submit a rewritten biography in text form . If acceptable, the new biography will be published above the 19th Century Appleton's Cyclopedia Biography citing the volunteer editor. Virtual American Biographies Over 30,000 personalities with thousands of 19th Century illustrations, signatures, and exceptional life stories. Virtualology.com welcomes editing and additions to the biographies. To become this site's editor or a contributor Click Here or e-mail Virtualology here A B C ... Z TM Unauthorized Site: submission and StanKlos.com's review.
William Wallace Tartan Army
Match and travel information, a tribute to Sir william wallace, photographs, and links.
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Wallace, William Ross
william Ross wallace Son of Rev. Matthew G. wallace, a Presbyterian preacher,was a native of Kentucky, born at Lexington in 1819; well educated;
http://www.wvu.edu/~lawfac/jelkins/lp-2001/wallace.html

Extractions: Lewis Collins, 1 History of Kentucky [William Ross Wallace] Son of Rev. Matthew G. Wallace, a Presbyterian preacher, was a native of Kentucky, born at Lexington in 1819; well educated; read law, and began its practice with good prospects; but was persuaded, by literary friends, to abandon it, and settle in New York city, in the profession of authorship. He published three volumes of poems in 1848, 1851, 1856, and was preparing a fourth in 1860. Wm. Cullen Bryant , the poet-editor, awarded him high praise when he said "his poems are marked by a splendor of imagination and an affluence of poetic diction which show him the born poet." Mr. Wallace has been a regular contributor to some of the leading New York magazines and literary newspapers. The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography W.H. Venable notes that "one can understand, when reading his vigorous and well-wrought verses, why his contemporaries praised him, and we wonder, as in many other similar cases, why compositions so much above mediocrity should be forgotten so soon."

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