ARGUMENT OF THE SEVENTH BOOK.

Wallace’s vision in Monkton Kirk, v. 57.--Treachery of the English

at Ayr, v. 171.--Burning of the Barns, v. 333.--The Friar of Ayr’s

Benison, v. 471.--Wallace drives Bishop Beck and Percy out of Glasgow,

v. 515.--He seeks Macfadyan, and slays old Rukby at Stirling, v.

623.--Earl Malcolm takes Stirling Castle, v. 727.--Macfadyan killed,

v. 862.--Council at Ardchattan, v. 875.--Wallace takes St Johnston,

v. 958.--Destroys the English at Dunottar, v. 1042.--Burns an hundred

ships belonging to them at Aberdeen, v. 1065.--Besieges the Castle

of Dundee, v. 1090.--Battle of Stirling-bridge, v. 1134.--Hugh de

Cresyngham slain, v. 1196.--Sir John Menteith takes an oath to Wallace,

v. 1259.--Cristal of Seatoun, v. 1275.

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