ARGUMENT OF THE NINTH BOOK.

Description of Spring, v. 1.--Wallace sets sail for France, v. 47.--Is

attacked by Longueville, the Red Reaver, v. 86.--Takes him prisoner,

v. 149.--Goes to Paris, v. 300.--Obtains Longueville’s pardon, v.

381.--Passes into Guienne, v. 427.--During his absence the English

invade Scotland, v. 550.--He is invited to return, v. 646.--On his

return he takes St Johnston, v. 697.--The battle of Black Irnside, v.

779.--Sir John Stewart killed, v. 1103.--Castle of Lochlevin taken,

v. 1161.--Also, that of Airth, v. 1281.--Wallace delivers his uncle

from prison, v. 1345.--Englishmen burnt in Dunbarton, v. 1376.--The

castle kept by Menteith, v. 1395.--Death of the mother of Wallace, v.

1530.--Douglas takes the castle of Sanquhar, v. 1551.--The English lay

siege to it, and Douglas is rescued by Wallace, v. 1729.--He lays siege

to Dundee, v. 1839.

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