"Warwolf – King Edward’s secret weapon to hammer the Scots" Topic
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| Tango01 | 03 Apr 2026 1:49 p.m. PST |
"In 1304, Stirling Castle was the last Scottish holdout to the English invasion. Edward I of England had lived up to his enduring nickname. He had almost hammered the Scots into submission. But to have complete control of his northern neighbour, he needed to capture Stirling. Stirling wasn't just a strong castle. It was synonymous with royal authority in Scotland. Its location, at the heart of Scotland and controlling the River Forth crossing, gave it an incredible importance. It was the gateway to the Highlands that could be slammed shut if it was allowed to remain in enemy hands. Edward was not the sort of man who would let something he wanted remain in enemy hands…" link
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