This epic poem tells the story of the Scottish Wars of Independence, chronicling the exploits of Robert the Bruce and William Wallace as they led their countrymen against English domination. Written in Middle Scots by the court poet John Barbour, The Bruce is a masterpiece of historical fiction, blending legend and fact to create a vivid picture of medieval Scotland. With its heroic characters and thrilling battles, this book captures the spirit of Scottish nationalism and remains a beloved classic to this day.

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