William Wallace
One of Scotland's greatest heroes, Sir William Wallace led the Scottish resistance forces at the beginning of Scotland's long struggle to free itself from English rule. He was ultimately captured by the English and was executed by being hanged, drawn and quartered.
Important Dates
Victory at Stirling: Sept. 11, 1297
Defeat at Falkirk: July 22, 1298
Execution: Aug. 23, 1305
On the Web
William Wallace on the Web
In Print
William Wallace in Print
On Video
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Braveheart
Mel Gibson directed and starred in this Academy Award-winner about Scottish hero William Wallace. Although considerable artistic license is taken, the film beautifully captures the atmosphere of 13th-century Britain.
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