Chapter 61
Interpretation The English concept they might circulate on Scotland with impunity whenever they wanted. The Scots had been poorly prepared, and their management become bitterly divided: seeing such weak point, what should save you English conquest? Trying to forestall what seemed inevitable, Robert the Bruce advanced a singular method. When the English attacked, he did not take them on at once; he might have lost. Instead he hit them circuitously however wherein it hurt, doing exactly to the English what they were doing to him: ruining his usa. He persisted to play tit for tat until the English understood that whenever they attacked Scotland, they could get a b****y nostril in exchange: they might lose valuable farmland, be harassed, combat in abysmal conditions. They slowly lost their hu
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