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... DOUGLAS . Ibid . and Tales of a Grandfather , 111 DOUGLAS AND THE HEART OF ROBERT BRUCE . Tales of a Grandfather , 115 EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE AT CRESSY AND POITIERS . Ibid . 119 PERCY AND DOUGLAS - THE BATTLE OF OTTERBURN . Ibid . 135 ...
... DOUGLAS . Ibid . and Tales of a Grandfather , 111 DOUGLAS AND THE HEART OF ROBERT BRUCE . Tales of a Grandfather , 115 EDWARD THE BLACK PRINCE AT CRESSY AND POITIERS . Ibid . 119 PERCY AND DOUGLAS - THE BATTLE OF OTTERBURN . Ibid . 135 ...
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... , persevered and carried his own . Hence it has been held unlucky or ungrateful , or both , in one of the name of Bruce to kill a spider . THE GOOD LORD JAMES OF DOUGLAS . THE " good 110 PERILS AND WANDERINGS OF ROBERT BRUCE .
... , persevered and carried his own . Hence it has been held unlucky or ungrateful , or both , in one of the name of Bruce to kill a spider . THE GOOD LORD JAMES OF DOUGLAS . THE " good 110 PERILS AND WANDERINGS OF ROBERT BRUCE .
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... Douglas , " during these commotions , often took from the English his own castle of Douglas , but being unable to garrison it , con- tented himself with destroying the fortifications , and retiring into the mountains . As a reward to ...
... Douglas , " during these commotions , often took from the English his own castle of Douglas , but being unable to garrison it , con- tented himself with destroying the fortifications , and retiring into the mountains . As a reward to ...
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... of retaining it , and the Scots equally eager to obtain possession of it . It was upon the night of what is called Shrovetide , a holiday which Roman Catholics paid great respect to , 112 THE GOOD LORD JAMES OF DOUGLAS .
... of retaining it , and the Scots equally eager to obtain possession of it . It was upon the night of what is called Shrovetide , a holiday which Roman Catholics paid great respect to , 112 THE GOOD LORD JAMES OF DOUGLAS .
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... Douglas come across them before morning , he is likely to rue his negligence . " These creeping objects which they saw from the castle wall were no real cattle , but Douglas himself and his soldiers , who had put black cloaks above ...
... Douglas come across them before morning , he is likely to rue his negligence . " These creeping objects which they saw from the castle wall were no real cattle , but Douglas himself and his soldiers , who had put black cloaks above ...
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