Sir William Wallace

Sir William Wallace. William Wallace (em escocês gaélico Uilleam Uallas em francês normando William le Waleys [1] 1270 — 1305) foi um nobre cavaleiro escocês que se tornou um dos principais líderes da guerra de independência da Escócia [2]Wallace.

How did William Wallace Die William Wallace was put on trial in London This was largely for show and Wallace had no chance of winning his case After the court found Wallace guilty of treason on August 23 1305 Wallace was sentenced to die in one of the most painful ways imaginable Wallace was sentenced to be hung drawn and quartered.

Sir Wikipedia

Sir is a formal honorific address in English for men derived from Sire in the High Middle Ages Both are derived from the old French “Sieur” (Lord) brought to England in 1066 by the Frenchspeaking Normans and which now exist in French only as part of “Monsieur” with the equivalent “My Lord” in English Traditionally as governed by law and custom Sir is used for men titled as.

Wallace Sword Wikipedia

Sir William Wallace was a Scottish knight and an important leader during the Scottish Wars of Independence.

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Sir William Wallace Pic from Wallace‘s Lanark History All true except they left out the parts where Wallace was drawn behind horses for 5 miles or so then hung stretched disembowelled.