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Electric Scotland: Scottish History
Its not the infamous wedding dance (thats the Electric Slide); its an ultra-informative encyclopedia of Scottish history. Learn of everything from superstitions (beware the kelpie!), bards, battles, and literature.
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Medieval Scotland
Care to joust, mlord? From genealogy to literature, clans, and clothing, this site is the perfect source for resources on Medieval Scotland, including modern-day museums and libraries.
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Robert the Bruce, King of Scots
The infamous King Robert the Bruce saved Scotland from English tyranny and returned the Stone of Scone to its rightful place. Read up on this martyrs achievements at this dedicated site, with lots of images (from the past and from recent portrayals, such as "Braveheart").
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Scottish History Magazine
Take a stroll through centuries of Scottish history with this look at the countrys origins, battles, massacres, and civil feuds. The highland-lowland clash has definite Hatfield-McCoy overtones!
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Dalriada Celtic Heritage Trust
The Dalriada enthusiastically endeavors to keep ancient Celtic traditions and culture alive, with a quarterly journal, weekly newsletter, and archive.
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Democracy in Chains
Politics is best avoided in polite discourse, so judge this one for yourself. The Scottish National Party shows its displeasure with the UK with news, views, and historical perspective.
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The Scot Files
The characters from this archive of historical articles seem like they stepped out of the pages of Grimms. George The Garb King and James Dog Corbie are real screen scrollers!
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William Wallace - The Truth
This site sets the record straight on the Scot patriot William Wallace, or Braveheart. As accurate a bio as youll see, youll learn that: 1. Wallace liked war paint, 2. there was no grassy knoll.
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