health. Risking their lives‚ military leaders skillfully and courageously lead their soldiers through the thick of the battle. In G.A. Henty’s historical fiction book In Freedom’s Cause‚ William Wallace‚ a Scottish military leader‚ bravely defends Scotland from the hands of the English during the Wars of Independence. Of all the characters in In Freedom’s Cause‚ William Wallace qualifies as a
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Сomponent of the UK - Scotland. Geographical position. Caledonia – a Roman name of Scotland‚ Land of Cakes – a name given to Scotland which is famous for its oatmeal cakes‚ is a country in the north of Britain. Its total area is 78800 sq. km. Besides Scotland includes several islands: the Outer and Inner Hebrides (Western islands) ‚ the Orkneys‚ Shetlands. Scotland is bounded on the west and north by the Atlantic ocean‚ on the east by the North sea‚ on the south by England and the Irish sea
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This essay will select some key events‚ to produce for the reader evidence that will suggest that a Revolution was overdue in the West of Scotland. The reality was that the Clyde experienced a revolution in which traditional structures were challenged‚ an awareness of class-consciousness identified and fractures between various factions of society highlighted. Towards this end‚ the role of women is featured in this period. The rise of a political dimension that was more vociferous than ever before
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Executive Summary Table of Contents Terms of Reference 1. Introduction In Scotland there is universal access to higher education whilst students in the rest of the UK need to pay fees. What are the benefits and challenges brought about by not charging Scottish students tuition fees? This report tries to elaborate the pros and cons of free education with particular reference to Scottish educational curriculum
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the national costume of Wales? 11. What can you say about Cardiff‚ the capital of Wales? 12. What is the geological structure of Scotland? Which are the main land regions of Scotland? 13. What can you say about Edinburgh‚ the capital of Scotland? 14. What can you say about Scottish clans and their symbols? 15. What can you say about the national costume of Scotland? 16. What can you say about Scottish sports and outdoor activities? 17. What is the geological structure of Northern Ireland?
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Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Scotland: A Skills and Aspirations Audit (2003). In 2003 there were an estimated 10‚000 asylum seekers living in Scotland and this equated to approximately 10% of the overall number of asylum seekers supported by National Asylum Support Service (NASS) in the UK at the time (Heath et al‚ 2003: 53). A large proportion of whom lived in the central belt and Glasgow in particular and were made up of over 50 different nationalities. (Charlaff‚ Ibrani‚ Lowe‚ Marsden & Turney
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England: - flag: red cross on the white ground‚ - capital: London‚ - the people: The English‚ - symbol: the red rose‚ - Patron Saint: St. George‚ - Saint’s day: April 23rd. | Scotland: - flag: white diagonal cross on the blue ground‚ - capital: Edinburgh‚ - the people: The Scots‚ - symbol: the thistle‚ - Patron Saint: St. Andrew‚ - Saint’s day: November 30th. | Wales:- flag: red dragon on the white-green ground‚ - capital: Cardiff‚ - the people: The Welsh‚ - symbol: the leek
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William Wallace: Hero or Zero? The William Wallace story: a tale of one man’s struggle to free his beloved country from the tyranny of King Edward .Many people thinks that he was a hero‚ worthy to be the guardian of Scotland. But others disagree. He had success at Stirling but he cowered and ran away at Falkirk. This essay will explore both sides of the story to find the true opinion of Wallace. William Wallace was a ‘’public robber ‘’and ‘’had been outlawed many
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more than 1‚000 years old and dates from when Anglo-Saxon invaders from the European continent drove the Celtic people out of what we now call England and into what we now call Ireland‚ Scotland and Wales. In fact‚ almost one in five of today’s British is not English. The English habit of considering Wales and Scotland to be extensions of England is an old one. In the sixteenth century William Shakespeare spoke of England as ‘This royal throne of kings‚ this scepter’d isle’‚ even though much of this
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name of the sovereign state governed by Parliament in London. The term "United Kingdom" normally is understood to include Northern Ireland; the term "Great Britain" refers to the island of Britain and its constituent nations of England‚ Wales‚ and Scotland but does not include Northern Ireland. Any citizen of Great Britain may be referred to as a Briton. The land area of Great Britain is 89‚000 square miles (230‚500 square kilometers)‚ with an additional 5‚400 square miles (13‚986 square kilometers)
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