ARGUMENT OF THE TENTH BOOK.

The battle of Sheriff-muir, v. 19.--Battle of Falkirk, v.

37.--Contention between Wallace and Stewart of Bute, v. 109.--Death

of Sir John the Graham, v. 378.--Conference between Wallace and Bruce

at Carron, v. 439.--Lamentation of Wallace for the loss of Graham,

v. 557.--Edward surprised at Linlithgow, v. 627.--Bruce held in

subjection to England, v. 720.--Dundee taken, v. 751.--Wallace resigns

his office, v. 762.--Sets sail for France, and meets John of Lynn, v.

797.--The Reaver killed, v. 885.--Menteith engaged to King Edward,

v. 972.--Edward invades Scotland, divides the lands, and sends some

noblemen to prison, v. 985.--Cumyn enters into a compact with the

Bruce, v. 1007.--Different opinions as to the part he acted, v. 1153.

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