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Invasion of Ireland by Edward Br... - Caroline Colvin

Invasion of Ireland by Edward Bruce

Caroline Colvin
AlbaCraft Publishing (March 5, 2013) Publication date : March 5, 2013 Language : English File si , English
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The younger brother of Robert the Bruce, Edward Bruce (1280-1318) supported his brother's claim to the Scottish crown and then pursued his own interests in Ireland. Eventually becoming the High King of Ireland - the first in nearly two hundred years - Colvin's thesis explores the circumstances and struggles of Edward's campaigns and brief rule in Ireland during a fascinating but often overlooked area of history.

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