This epic poem, written by the 14th-century Scottish poet John Barbour, tells the story of the life and deeds of the legendary Scottish king Robert the Bruce. Filled with battle scenes, political intrigue, and colorful characters, this work is a masterpiece of medieval Scottish literature and a fitting tribute to one of Scotland's greatest heroes.

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