Edward I’s progress through Scotland: Edward returned to Jedburgh (28 May-1 June) before heading back to Roxburgh (1-4 June).
Edward I’s progress through Scotland: Edward was at Roxburgh from 7-23 May, until he departed for Jedburgh (23-24 May) and Castletown (25-27 May).
Re-reading the ‘Deposition Clause’ in the Declaration of Arbroath (click to view PDF file) New light on William Wallace’s position as national leader (click to view PDF file)
Summary of the period of the Guardians, 1298-1304 (click to view PDF file)
Alexander II married the Frenchwoman, Marie de Coucy, at Roxburgh. The marriage would produce one son, the future Alexander III, born in 1241.
At Norham, Edward I asked those Scots who were present to accept him as their overlord so that he could arbitrate between the claims of various contenders for the vacant throne of Scotland.
‘Features of the Month’ relating to the period 1286-1314 A ‘Feature of the Month’ is a brief explanation of recent research in the ‘Breaking of Britain’ project. General October 2011: ‘The Scottish King’s Household’ and English ideas of Constitutional … Continue reading
Edward I’s progress through Scotland: Edward remained at Dunbar following the English victory there on 27 April, until 1 May, when he departed for Haddington (2-5 May) and Lauder (6 May).
