However, the loss of Andrew Murray at that battle proved disastrous for this leader at the later Battle of (*) Falkirk.
This man's feats were recorded in an epic poem by Blind Harry. After his most famous victory, the skin of Hugh Cressingham was used to make a belt for this man's sword. However, the loss of Andrew Murray at that battle proved disastrous for this leader at the later Battle of (*) Falkirk. This victor at Stirling Bridge was declared an outlaw in 1304 and executed in 1305, making him a martyr for the Scottish cause. For 10 points, name this man sometimes known as the "Braveheart."
This man's feats were recorded in an epic poem by Blind Harry.
William {Wallace} [prompt on Braveheart before it is read]