Mad Scots and Indians

of Selkirk Forest.rnBy then Wallace had beeome thern"king's enemv " and would be offered nornpardon. Stirling Bridge had stung Edward'srnpride, and he was determined tornhave his way with the upstart Scotsman.rnAccording to his biographers, Wallacerncould have come into the king's peace afterrnFalkirk; however, he refused . . .