Most of the stories about this man originate from a late fifteenth-century minstrel known as Blind Harry. He first became active in politics after the deposition of John de Balliol by Edward I by burning the town of Lenark. Despite being overwhelmingly outnumbered, he used a narrow bridge to defeat 
Most of the stories about this man originate from a late fifteenth-century minstrel known as Blind Harry. He first became active in politics after the deposition of John de Balliol by Edward I by burning the town of Lenark. Despite being overwhelmingly outnumbered, he used a narrow bridge to defeat John de Warenne the Earl of Surrey at the Battle of Stirling, before losing at Falkirk and being drawn and quartered 1305. For 10 points, name this thirteenth-century Scottish rebel.
Most of the stories about this man originate from a late fifteenth-century minstrel known as Blind Harry.
Sir William {Wallace}