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William Wallace (c. 1270-1305) was a Scottish country gentleman who led his nation in several battles against the English.

Although he was a brilliant military strategist, he was eventually captured and executed in London. After his death, Wallace became one of the iconic figures of Scottish nationalism and has been greatly celebrated in both literature and film.

Early Life

Wallace was born c. 1270 near Kilmarnock.

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Not much can be said with certainty about Wallace’s childhood, as almost no contemporary records of this period have survived. According to a chronicler writing two centuries later, Wallace was one of three brothers, the others named John and Malcolm.

He was educated by two of his uncles, who were also