Scotland did not save France. Scotland suffered immensely by supporting the French. Scottish armies were slaughtered at Neville's Cross and Flodden after they invaded England in support of France. The Scottish army in France under Buchan and Douglas was wiped out 1424 at Verneuil. Scotland would have been better off leaving France alone - the costs were high the benefits very low.
@@dnmurphy48 Brit nattery propaganda as ever we saved France from being an English colony we gave them just enough time to recover. After that your losses mounted to the point you lost Calais and it was game over
You really have to transcribe all these film into the history book about Scotland.... exactly how you deliver them in the films and I for one would read every one of them... enthralled and maybe wince and chuckle from time to time... I swear the most entertaining videos I've seen on UA-cam since I first subscribed... cheers
I've been trying to get documentaries on the early Stewarts for quite a while and this is the first time I've found a decent one. I love watching your programmes. A lot of our teachers at school did nothing to capture our imagination or keep our attention, speaking in monotone and droning on, but you are the complete opposite. I can remember things you've taught us lol.
@grahamcairney6054 Hey Graham would you be willing to share any STEWART FAMILY INFO you have with Me as I am decended from Mary Queen of Scots { Dunbar (Castle)} Homes}} ❓thrue my Maternal bloodline‼️ Maybe Me & my side of the family can share any of our STEWART family geneaolgy with You❓👍🏻 🏴🩵
HAHAHAHAHA…I love the rewind and turn on the subtitles!! I am from the states, but my boyfriend is a proper cockney street urchin. Your accent is much easier to understand than his. Obviously I understand every word he says, but I have actually had people ask me what language he speaks. Your accent is awesome as are your videos!! I am happy to have stumbled upon your channel…you have a new subscriber!!
@@kathleenferguson3296 Can you explain King James1 & V1 being the same person?? Or, were there other kings in between King1& King V1? Also what happened to the black King James?
I'd read that Perth used to be called St. John's Town, but I never knew why! Thanks! And thankyou for everything I'm learning about Scotland & the Stewarts :)
I love your content and am enjoying it immensely since I found it a week ago. I wonder if you could shed any light on the murders of the the Ruthvens of Scotland and their murders by the royal Stewart's. I'm supposedly descended from the Ruthven line and am curious as to why that line was all but eliminated in Scotland.
Wow....wow...wow......just loved this......Perth is one of my most favorite places to live in ...summer and winter......Thanks for clarifying the story behind James.....also love North Inch.......beautiful trees and spacious place........thanks Bruce
@🏴Scotland History Tours w/ Bruce Fummey Sorry to say mate but the music was very distracting for this video😒 , good lecture though, i give you that 👍
recently completed my family tree.. King James I is my 14x grandfather.. love listening to your history about them.. also 18 gen granddaughter of Robert the Bruce. Keep teaching us of our ancestors!
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I'm from Eastern Tennessee in the U.S. and I certainly no problem understanding you. I use to hang out with the Irish, mostly those from the north of Ireland and one of them was married to a Glasgow girl. Being use to the Northern Irish accent, I had no problems understanding. And having been around the Irish for three years, the father of my 3 daughters being from Belfast. Many people thought after we moved to Florida from New Jersey. Thought I was from Ireland and he was from England. Even my own mother thought this....but anyway, I still have no problem understanding any of your accents. Now the French, and other Europeans can't understand them at all half the time. Go figure....lol.
The park has been a park since the 15th century AND they held gladiator style battles there as well?! My lawd man, what a magical place. The soil contains the spirits of the past and sprouts out the aspirations of the future.
I really like your videos normally and I understand why you included the music in this one but I found I couldn't listen to what you were saying because of it. I'm a very strong auditory processor and rather than being able to listen to you my brain kept hearing the words in the music instead
Is that the origin of the saying, "Katie, Bar the Door!" ? What an amazing woman, knowing her arm would be broken, she put it in place of the bar. Wow!
My brother is like James I...great at everything. I am more like his father, I have only 1 1/3 legs...and the rest, well, I leave it to your imagination. Thank you for this story. I am trying to learn all I can about this time period and Scottish soldiers fighting in France. I find it amazing how hard all monarchs struggled to have reliable sources of revenue. Thank you for this part of the big picture.
You wouldn't happen to have an interest would you?😜 I'm asking folks to send requests like these to requests@scotlandhistorytours.co.uk That way they will all be in the same place and at some point I can look at them together.
From what I think I know, I am a descendant of Robert Ruadh (the name which became Reid), from north of Perth around Straloch, who captured the murderers of James I. For that action he was awarded, by James II, all the land he could see from where they stood. He was also awarded a prisoner in chains for his coat of arms. I am also a very distant relative of the royal Stuart line. I'd be very interested if you had anything about Robert. Thank you for a great channel.
@@ScotlandHistoryTours Your correct Perth is the Toun but Brechin is the City! Plenty to cover in Brechin, History of the round tower, History of the Cathedral, Siege of Brechin castle by Edward 1st. Battle of Brechin, Royal decree by King Kenneth II.
So James was king of scotland,England ,france,and ireland all at the same time.if you are not afraid of the truth dig just a little deeper in your history you will find that not less than half of the well to do of europe before 1500^s was ruled by the moors,and the black jews,,,, See spain and portugal...
Have you heard of James macpherson? I'd love it if you could make a video about him, being a Banffer masel. There a good wee tune about him ana cad Macphersons rant.
Another tid bit for you to giggle at. My niece (my older brother's daughter) Married a young man named Stewart. After collage he joined the Air Force here in the states and having some fancy degree in computer science, he was assigned to keep the computers working on AIR FORCE ONE. You know the plane the President of the U.S. flies around in. Tom had that job for over 25 years, and recently retired a Colonial I believe. And his family originally comes from Scotland. And my niece's mother's maiden name was Campbell and they originally came from Scotland as well. My ancestry is ....I'm the United Nations....lol.
The music is amazing !!! Yeah musician , sportsman, intellectual AND a crazy witch hunter Wasn‘t king James the king who started the witch hunting in Scotland and England !? He even wrote a book about that he was the only king directly involved in witch hunting 😮 but perhaps you‘ll tell it I am at half the video
So many of the events in this bit of history would seem ridiculous in a story. A mass trial by combat in a park? A woman using her own arm to bar a door? A king stabbed to death in the sewers because of tennis balls? Madness!
Per WikiTree, I find that I'm a direct descendant of Robert III.(ya, me and about 1 million others) Too far for DNA to reach, but I can see the path easily. Now I'm curious to learn more.
I am a descendant of Andrew Sword from Borgue Parish in Kirkcudbright. He was killed for plotting to kill in king, he was apparently considered a Covenanter martyr.
Thank you very much! I am researching my genealogy and I just found out I am King James' direct descendant. Believe me, I'm extremely glad he didn't lose the other balls!
I have a question so his wife joan Beaufort was stabbed during james killing how did she get stabbed. She my great....ect grandmother and I'm try to learn about her but there is very very little about her. Can you help me please.
Every history I have read about the Albany Stewarts says that Murdoch, 2nd Duke of Albany was beheaded. Along with sons WALTER and ALEXANDER and the Earl of Lennox. So WALTER was not a friend of James I. James Mhor Stewart was the only Albany Stewart to escape. He went to Northern Ireland. You also left out that Robert III WAS named John. but King John Balloil had a claim to the throne. So he took his father's name.
I wonder what he meant when he said King James was athletic and cultured? Taking into consideration the times 1600's...The images of the various kings and even the great pretender looks so familiar, as if they were scripted by the same artist...
@@ScotlandHistoryTours can you tell me, if.you can, the color of Agnes Randolph, King James 1, Farughur Shaw. The term "ashy" seems to follow them.. What about that image of Agnes at the historical site in New England? Seems like a lot of whitewashing..
You look. You look better in slo mo. I have nightmares about being stabbed to death by a Scot. What’s a black Douglas compared to the others? Wonderful story thanks.
Very good. The huge complexity of Scots faction and party are unravelled as anyone possibly could and still manages to be entertaining. I sometimes think that the Norman conquest of England advantaged that nation in as far as it removed old factions, tribes ,regional claims and counter claims to power by wiping out the ruling class of Anglo Saxon England in a few years. Not much of an advantage if you were English though.
My matrilineal Granda was a Graham. I looked up Sir Robert & his portrait is the spit of him. In fact looking in the mirror here. If I'd a mullet I'd be him reincarnated. (edit) I didn't know why I'd not been keen to go with friends to Stirling & it was the one army cadet camp trip I'd not gone on as a child. But here I've just read Sir Robert was executed there. My Daughters Maw is a Stewart too. Who'd a thunk it.
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Realy enjoy your video's but is there any chance of translating the closing couple of lines you have in each video.
Scotland did not save France. Scotland suffered immensely by supporting the French. Scottish armies were slaughtered at Neville's Cross and Flodden after they invaded England in support of France. The Scottish army in France under Buchan and Douglas was wiped out 1424 at Verneuil. Scotland would have been better off leaving France alone - the costs were high the benefits very low.
@@johnbrennan4759 there’s a video you can find that out it’s also translated on his shop it’s kinda a thing you’ve to find out
love your videos ❤️
@@dnmurphy48 Brit nattery propaganda as ever we saved France from being an English colony we gave them just enough time to recover. After that your losses mounted to the point you lost Calais and it was game over
Such an under rated channel, love your content man!
The1st Duke of Richmond (CharlesII) is my first cousin. , so is the 1st Duke of Leinster. The Grand Duke of Braaaavia is the"Pretender".
You really have to transcribe all these film into the history book about Scotland.... exactly how you deliver them in the films and I for one would read every one of them... enthralled and maybe wince and chuckle from time to time... I swear the most entertaining videos I've seen on UA-cam since I first subscribed... cheers
Read the books from Nigel Tranter, especially Lion let loose, it's about James I , from a young age to his death. Very good!
“Losing his balls” I spit out my coffee, and couldn’t stop laughing! Your videos make my day!!
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I've been trying to get documentaries on the early Stewarts for quite a while and this is the first time I've found a decent one. I love watching your programmes. A lot of our teachers at school did nothing to capture our imagination or keep our attention, speaking in monotone and droning on, but you are the complete opposite. I can remember things you've taught us lol.
There was a scottish writer called Nigel Tranter ( could be a pen name). He wrote many books about scottish history.
@grahamcairney6054 Hey Graham would you be willing to share any STEWART FAMILY INFO you have with Me as I am decended from Mary Queen of Scots { Dunbar (Castle)} Homes}} ❓thrue my Maternal bloodline‼️ Maybe Me & my side of the family can share any of our STEWART family geneaolgy with You❓👍🏻 🏴🩵
Your musician with the Scottish folk music is very nice sounding.
HAHAHAHAHA…I love the rewind and turn on the subtitles!! I am from the states, but my boyfriend is a proper cockney street urchin. Your accent is much easier to understand than his. Obviously I understand every word he says, but I have actually had people ask me what language he speaks. Your accent is awesome as are your videos!! I am happy to have stumbled upon your channel…you have a new subscriber!!
I subscribed within about 2 minutes of my 1st video before he even had to say it. Love it dude
Guid lad
The one person who disliked this video: you are entitled to your opinion, but you're still an absolute weapon...
Agreed
Maybe it's the audio with constant music over lapping, i didn't dislike this or put a thumbs down to this you gob.
In the discription it reads that King James was murdered in 1437, ….
that’s 129 yrs. before James was born !!!
Is there another King James????
@@hildaswafford8226 Yes. Several. This is James the First.
@@kathleenferguson3296
Can you explain King James1 & V1 being the same person?? Or,
were there other kings in between King1& King V1?
Also what happened to the black King James?
wow love how you tell the stories of Scottish roots, beautiful place ❤️
Slowly you are making me interested in Scottish history. Keep up the good work
I better get going quicker then 😂
Everyone with Scottish blood in them should be watching you! Excellent - thank you very much 👍
I love Jim’s music! So happy to hear it in your amazing vids 😊
Same here. I had the pleasure of seeing him at least 3 times in Chicago. I've been hoping to get him to come to Montana ever since I moved here.
Fascinating story. Would make a terrific, tragic film. Thank you for sharing it.
I just love the story of King James I of Scotland.
I'd read that Perth used to be called St. John's Town, but I never knew why! Thanks! And thankyou for everything I'm learning about Scotland & the Stewarts :)
One does one's best😎
Another wonderfully narrated video.
You are too kind
Just figured out that I can watch these on my TV. Oh joy, the scenery, magnificent. Sir, you and your show are my happy place. (Dont tell my family).
😂😂 Glad you got the telly working
James the 1st of England did not do the north of Ireland any favours,at least not the Irish contingent. Look at all the troubles he caused.
@@brianbreen1026 Different person, Brian.
I love your content and am enjoying it immensely since I found it a week ago. I wonder if you could shed any light on the murders of the the Ruthvens of Scotland and their murders by the royal Stewart's. I'm supposedly descended from the Ruthven line and am curious as to why that line was all but eliminated in Scotland.
I would look abroad, so many religious wars happening. looking at Web site on them the time fits with them fleeing or going into slavery.
Interesting 🖤🌹 the Stewart family is here in America they mixed with my original family here. Enslaved and turned into negroes.
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Apart from the history, great to hear Jim Malcolm and Wang Dang Delta.
Indeed it was
Music is so soothing. Miss Perth and my walks in the North Inch. Amazing history was on my door step. Thanks Bruce.
Wow....wow...wow......just loved this......Perth is one of my most favorite places to live in ...summer and winter......Thanks for clarifying the story behind James.....also love North Inch.......beautiful trees and spacious place........thanks Bruce
I always enjoy learning about King James I of Scotland.
I'm sure there will be more.
I love hearing the adventures of my ancestors 😬
dido!!!
Same here! Hello cousin!
@@Kalynn1 the clan is returning!! 😁
Thanks again, for clarity, information,and amusement.
My pleasure!
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Sorry to say mate but the music was very distracting for this video😒 , good lecture though, i give you that 👍
Sophisticated and intelligent, like this channel🤗
The channel loves you
Thank you. I love hearing about the old country
The James' had a habit well, not living to a ripe, old age
The Lochs of Tay, Beautiful written and sung.
Excellent thanks get so sick of people referring to James the 6th as James the first 🏴🏴
Tell me aboot it
Thank you Bruce
I love learning about my grandfather. Thank you for what you do 🤙🍻
Newest home owner in Perth. I find your videos incredibly interesting. Thank you!
Welcome
recently completed my family tree.. King James I is my 14x grandfather.. love listening to your history about them.. also 18 gen granddaughter of Robert the Bruce. Keep teaching us of our ancestors!
What about Jock Tamson?😁😎
@@ScotlandHistoryTours ha! I had to look that one up. Since I am American. I had no idea what you were talking about!
@@ScotlandHistoryTours ??
Iam not Scottish but I love listening to the history. Amazing how families killing each other off for position. So sad. But done in many cultures.
Love this video! Would be really interested to see one on James II, III and IV if you have any or the time to make some more?
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James II and James III are both involved in the video which is filmed and up ready for release this Saturday morning 9am
I'm from Eastern Tennessee in the U.S. and I certainly no problem understanding you. I use to hang out with the Irish, mostly those from the north of Ireland and one of them was married to a Glasgow girl. Being use to the Northern Irish accent, I had no problems understanding. And having been around the Irish for three years, the father of my 3 daughters being from Belfast. Many people thought after we moved to Florida from New Jersey. Thought I was from Ireland and he was from England. Even my own mother thought this....but anyway, I still have no problem understanding any of your accents. Now the French, and other Europeans can't understand them at all half the time. Go figure....lol.
The park has been a park since the 15th century AND they held gladiator style battles there as well?! My lawd man, what a magical place. The soil contains the spirits of the past and sprouts out the aspirations of the future.
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
I really like your videos normally and I understand why you included the music in this one but I found I couldn't listen to what you were saying because of it. I'm a very strong auditory processor and rather than being able to listen to you my brain kept hearing the words in the music instead
Why would anyone need subtitles? The words are clear as day. Also, on an unrelated note, thanks for the video about Pop's home town.
Thank you
Lovely singing voice.
1000th like just done
Guid lad
Is that the origin of the saying, "Katie, Bar the Door!" ?
What an amazing woman, knowing her arm would be broken, she put it in place of the bar. Wow!
Addition of the music a great touch. Going over to check him out now.
Good call
I remember the story about Lady Douglas using her arm to keep that huge door closed, Very brave woman!
Please do the Clan Campbell attempt on James II?
My brother is like James I...great at everything. I am more like his father, I have only 1 1/3 legs...and the rest, well, I leave it to your imagination. Thank you for this story. I am trying to learn all I can about this time period and Scottish soldiers fighting in France. I find it amazing how hard all monarchs struggled to have reliable sources of revenue. Thank you for this part of the big picture.
Sorry Bruce, the background music is too loud, gave up trying to concentrate on your tale, pity
Hey fella, how no use the subtitles?
@@ScotlandHistoryTours I like listening to you
Look how fast the river is running
Hi Bruce,
Another great YT video, have your ever considered doing one on the Maxwell v Johnston feud in the 16th century?
You wouldn't happen to have an interest would you?😜 I'm asking folks to send requests like these to requests@scotlandhistorytours.co.uk That way they will all be in the same place and at some point I can look at them together.
I’d be very interested in that one.
My 17 and 15 great Grandfather's so so so mest up 😢😢😢😢
From what I think I know, I am a descendant of Robert Ruadh (the name which became Reid), from north of Perth around Straloch, who captured the murderers of James I. For that action he was awarded, by James II, all the land he could see from where they stood. He was also awarded a prisoner in chains for his coat of arms. I am also a very distant relative of the royal Stuart line.
I'd be very interested if you had anything about Robert.
Thank you for a great channel.
You seem to know more about him yourself Rick. I've just found out stuff I didn't know about my own grandad
Very interesting, Bruce. Looks like a relative of Albany disliked the video.
You can't please all the people all the time😜
There is now a project to attempt to find the body of King James I of Scotland.
Aye, the Charterhouse Project
My advice, check the car parks, it's how we found Richard III.
Aye, I think it was a wee bit less random than that though eh?😜
Enjoyed that story Bruce, cheers!
Aye Perth's the toun. I need tae days ane in Brechin
@@ScotlandHistoryTours Your correct Perth is the Toun but Brechin is the City! Plenty to cover in Brechin, History of the round tower, History of the Cathedral, Siege of Brechin castle by Edward 1st. Battle of Brechin, Royal decree by King Kenneth II.
My great-grand-father grew up in Perth, what great town!
Make up yer mind fella!
F in the chat for Lady Douglas who tried to barricade the door with her arm....
Indeed; what a horrible development.
So James was king of scotland,England ,france,and ireland all at the same time.if you are not afraid of the truth dig just a little deeper in your history you will find that not less than half of the well to do of europe before 1500^s was ruled by the moors,and the black jews,,,, See spain and portugal...
Given that you don’t know the difference between Jane's VI and James I, I'm not sure folk will be taking you seriously
i'm gonna have to rewatch this one because this is a better story than House of the Dragon ..
and I love House of the Dragon lmao!
Found that James I and II are my great grand parents
Have to get over there descended from the Birney's in Scotland any stories about them?
Sorry, not yet
I raised my dram of Balvenie Caribbean Cask 15-year-old Scotch to you! Smooth as silk!
Oooooh lovely
Have you heard of James macpherson? I'd love it if you could make a video about him, being a Banffer masel. There a good wee tune about him ana cad Macphersons rant.
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You are a master story teller, but I was slightly distracted by the volume of the music. Perhaps it needs to go down one notch when you are talking.
Aye, once it's up it can't be altered
Great vid but the background music volume needs turning down a tad.
Aye, it's too late once it's up
The last of the Sewer kings.
😂
Where's the sound?
😂 ...and the guy below said the music was distracting
Another tid bit for you to giggle at. My niece (my older brother's daughter) Married a young man named Stewart. After collage he joined the Air Force here in the states and having some fancy degree in computer science, he was assigned to keep the computers working on AIR FORCE ONE. You know the plane the President of the U.S. flies around in. Tom had that job for over 25 years, and recently retired a Colonial I believe. And his family originally comes from Scotland. And my niece's mother's maiden name was Campbell and they originally came from Scotland as well. My ancestry is ....I'm the United Nations....lol.
The music is amazing !!! Yeah musician , sportsman, intellectual AND a crazy witch hunter Wasn‘t king James the king who started the witch hunting in Scotland and England !? He even wrote a book about that he was the only king directly involved in witch hunting 😮 but perhaps you‘ll tell it I am at half the video
No, that was James VI
So many of the events in this bit of history would seem ridiculous in a story. A mass trial by combat in a park? A woman using her own arm to bar a door? A king stabbed to death in the sewers because of tennis balls? Madness!
Och it happens a' the time
Per WikiTree, I find that I'm a direct descendant of Robert III.(ya, me and about 1 million others) Too far for DNA to reach, but I can see the path easily. Now I'm curious to learn more.
I am a descendant of Andrew Sword from Borgue Parish in Kirkcudbright. He was killed for plotting to kill in king, he was apparently considered a Covenanter martyr.
@Scotland History Tours What do you think of Julie Fowlis? Personally I think she is heavenly
Catherine Douglas was a total badass!
Where do I find out more about Graham’s please
Claverhouse, Marquis of Montrose, Mugdoc Castle Archibald Menzies
Thank you very much! I am researching my genealogy and I just found out I am King James' direct descendant. Believe me, I'm extremely glad he didn't lose the other balls!
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i love all his videos, but the music is to distracting......
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9:05-9:08 😔😔😔 may they rest in peace. (الله يرحمهن)
I have a question so his wife joan Beaufort was stabbed during james killing how did she get stabbed. She my great....ect grandmother and I'm try to learn about her but there is very very little about her. Can you help me please.
Sorry I don't have any more specifics than you have
Every history I have read about the Albany Stewarts says that Murdoch, 2nd Duke of Albany was beheaded. Along with sons WALTER and ALEXANDER and the Earl of Lennox. So WALTER was not a friend of James I.
James Mhor Stewart was the only Albany Stewart to escape. He went to Northern Ireland.
You also left out that Robert III WAS named John. but King John Balloil had a claim to the throne. So he took his father's name.
Aye James the Fat. Would you lenite the M of Mor in this situation?
@@ScotlandHistoryTours qhueen anne the good or ...fat wasn't it also? A Stewart as well wasnt she?
That's my understanding as their direct descendant via Seamus Baeg!
Why would a Scottish King sell Scottish Crown to the English?
BLACK KING JAMES
Are you sure? Normally it's James VI the folks who shout that story refer to
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I wonder what he meant when he said King James was athletic and cultured? Taking into consideration the times 1600's...The images of the various kings and even the great pretender looks so familiar, as if they were scripted by the same artist...
1600s???? I think you've misunderstood
@@ScotlandHistoryTours can you tell me, if.you can, the color of Agnes Randolph, King James 1, Farughur Shaw. The term "ashy" seems to follow them.. What about that image of Agnes at the historical site in New England? Seems like a lot of whitewashing..
Sound like usain bolt.
Background music made this unwatchable. Sorry to miss out on the lesson. If you republish without the music I'd be happy to listen.
Ah well
You look. You look better in slo mo. I have nightmares about being stabbed to death by a Scot. What’s a black Douglas compared to the others? Wonderful story thanks.
I could really have done without that music
Very good. The huge complexity of Scots faction and party are unravelled as anyone possibly could and still manages to be entertaining.
I sometimes think that the Norman conquest of England advantaged that nation in as far as it removed old factions, tribes ,regional claims and counter claims to power by wiping out the ruling class of Anglo Saxon England in a few years.
Not much of an advantage if you were English though.
Interesting perception
I'm beginning to see a pattern .... not exactly a great advertisement for the traditional extended family structure of yore. Is it ?
Aye, best keep yer heid doon
I'M glad your didn't say it was a Campbell.
Wait till the weekend. It's the anniversary of Glencoe
@@ScotlandHistoryTours I will lay low.
BALLS
English gold has been our Bane.. such a parcel of Rogues in a nation
A wee bit later I'd say, no?
My matrilineal Granda was a Graham. I looked up Sir Robert & his portrait is the spit of him. In fact looking in the mirror here. If I'd a mullet I'd be him reincarnated. (edit) I didn't know why I'd not been keen to go with friends to Stirling & it was the one army cadet camp trip I'd not gone on as a child. But here I've just read Sir Robert was executed there. My Daughters Maw is a Stewart too. Who'd a thunk it.
So is the mullet in or oot?
@@ScotlandHistoryTours This time next year. It'll be in. Being related to a King killer has made my day. Imagine.
I for Glasgow
................and then there is the story of Jane Grey............from Perth
"lose his balls in a toilet! .. stop it!" hold on Im processing . the rock solo when you tell about what Albany scots did omg nooo it's perfect
Those Scottish nobility guys could give those Sicilian Mafia guys some serious competition when it comes to intrigue and backstabbing.
True
I replayed it, but it made little more sense the second time around. Not your fault I'm sure. :)
There's no doubt I was involved😂