After his most famous victory, the skin of Hugh Cressingham was used to make a belt for this man's sword.
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]