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Scotland’s Storyteller Nigel Tranter Historical Epic: The Bruce Trilogy

Scotiana Posted on July 31, 2010 by MAJAJuly 31, 2010

. Since we are speaking of Robert the Bruce I would like to introduce today Nigel Tranter, a very popular Scottish author who has written, among many other books of historical fiction, a trilogy about the great Scottish king. He died in 2000, at the age of 90.  He was a great admirer of Sir Walter Scott and indeed, we … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Historical Fiction | Tagged Abbotsford, Bannockburn Battle, Bannockburn by John Sadler, In our Arms our Fortune, May Tranter, Nigel Tranter, Nigel Tranter Exhibition, robert the bruce, Scottish Independence, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Bruce Trilogy, The Fortalices and Early Mansions of Southern Scotland 1400-1650, The Path To The Hero King, The Price Of The King's Peace, The Steps To The Empty Throne, Trespass | 2 Replies

Robert the Bruce’s Heart Buried at Melrose Abbey

Scotiana Posted on July 23, 2010 by MAJAJuly 25, 2010

In 2000, when we first visited Melrose Abbey, we did not know that the heart of Robert the Bruce, the famous Scottish King who defeated the English army at Bannockburn, on 24 June 1314, was buried there. Indeed, we didn’t know much about Scotland and its history for it was our first journey there, only seven days in June which … Continue reading →

Posted in Abbeys & Churches | Tagged Abbotsford, bannockburn, Clan Douglas, Clan Douglas coat of arms, Johnny Bower, Melrose Abbey, Memoirs of the Life of Sir Walter Scott by John Lockhart, Nigel Tranter, robert the bruce, Robert the Bruce by Nigel Tranter, Robert the Bruce's Heart, Robert the Bruce's heart casket, Scottish Authors, Scottish Historical fiction, Scottish Kings, Sir Walter Scott, The Country of Sir Walter Scott by Charles S. Olcott, Washington Irving | 2 Replies
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