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GUEST,Dillon BS: Sailors kidnapped by Revolutionary Guard (601* d) RE: BS: Sailors kidnapped by Revolutionary Guard 25 Mar 07


Wallace was born in Ellerslie, near Paisly in Scotland. His father was a Malcolm Wallace and Wallace had two brothers, John and Malcolm and a sister. He was born around 1272. His early life is truthfully mostly unknown and most of what we think we know about his life is based on a oral poem by the minstrel Blind Harry, who told people of Wallace 200 (two hundred) years after Wallace was dead.

Wallace did kill the Sheriff of Lanark to avenge the killing of his girlfriend. Her name is thought to have been Marion Braidfute.She offered herself on a plate to him. The Sheriff (not Murron MacClannough). After he killed the sheriff (de Hazelrig) Wallace began to attract a following of loyal men who also wanted the English presence out of Scotland. He was a commoner or a minor noble, and never really had the support of the Major nobles, like Robert the Bruce,, Balliol or "Red" John Comyn. (all of English descent !). Wallace's name suggests his relatives were originally from Wales ! not an area of Scotland.

He did have some other minor nobles that fought with him, in particular a Sir Andrew de Moray (later called Murray), who was his loyal friend and right hand man. De Moray was skilled in warfare and was instrumental and vital to Wallace in his victory at Stirling bridge.


Wallace had a love affair with the princess of France, Isabella. Edward I, "Longshanks" was even more vicious than portrayed in the movie. His son, Edward II was indeed Gay, had a male lover, he was killed by his own men during a homosexual act.


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