Essay on de Moray and his involvement in the Battle of Stirling Bridge.

The Battle of Bannockburn, 1314, part of the Scottish War of Independence. With map and sequence of events.

Tactical analysis of the Battle of Killiecrankie (1689).

Tactical analysis and chronology of the battle between the forces of Black Douglass and those of Sir Henry "Hotspur" Percy.

Another description of the battle, and the betrayal of William Wallace.

Brief biographical sketch of the Northern Scotland independence movement leader.

Link to a mailing list dedicated to discussion of William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, and other important figures in the Scottish Wars of Independence.

Brief biography of Isabella of France, who was Princess of Wales during the 13th-14th C. Scottish Wars.

Modern and historical images and information concerning Robert Bruce and William Wallace.

Brief biography of the Highland raider.

Comprehensive guide to Scotland's fight against three English kings. The story of the struggle fought and won by William Wallace and Robert Bruce.

Brief biography of Rob Roy.

Analysis of the Battle of Pinkie Cleuch.

Brief biography of John Graham of Claverhouse, aka "Bonnie Dundee," who lost his life at Killiecrankie.

Article detailing the history of Crieff, Comrie and Auchterarder - Perthshire. Features information about Wallace and Bruce at Stirling.

Another in the series of clan histories relevant to the Scottish Wars of Independence from Tartans.com.

History of Clan MacFarlane, describing how MacFarlane folk were involved in the majority of Anglo-Scottish conflicts from the Wars of Independence through Culloden.

Scottish regimental uniforms and insignia including a full range of badges and related militaria and kilts from the Highland regiments.

General information on Scottish heraldry, along with citations from 12th-19th Centuries for coats of arms.

Overview of the Glencoe Massacre, composed by a romance novelist. Factually accurate and concise.

Featuring history, contacts, chat and forums. This happens to be my own clan, and we date back to the time of Robert the Bruce.