A parliament at Perth, to which Corspatrick refuses to come, v.
1.--Wallace fights with him at Dunbar, v. 86.--Bruce and Beik enter
Scotland with an army, v. 139.--They, with Corspatrick, are driven out
of the country, v. 380.--Wallace invades England, v. 433.--Advances
to York, v. 517.--Demands battle of King Edward, v. 550.--The siege
of York, v. 741.--Ramswaith burnt, v. 1008.--Poetical description of
morning, v. 1181.--The Queen of England sues to Wallace for peace, v.
1215.--This is granted on certain conditions, v. 1510.--Wallace returns
to Scotland, v. 1570.--Invited by the King of France to visit him, v.
1619.