785:. From this he concludes that the fight should be more correctly known as the Battle of Ben Cruachan. However, a fight by Loch Etive could only have taken place if Bruce, coming from the east, had first cleared the Pass of Brander, although this was the obvious place for an ambush. An advance along the difficult shores of Loch Etive north of Ben Cruachan in the full view of the enemy galleys would have been military suicide. The author further contends that John's escape after the battle would have been possible only on Loch Etive, a sea loch, and not on Loch Awe, an inland loch, which, in any case was controlled by the Campbells, allies of Bruce. As for Loch Awe being "a Campbell lake" the author ignores his earlier point that the Campbells had been eclipsed at this time by the MacDougalls. Even on an inland loch a galley would offer the best mode of escape from slow moving land forces. A glance at the map will show that there could never have been a "Battle of Ben Cruachan".
630:, virtually from the outset, was that he was unable to build a lasting alliance with the Scottish nobility, a traditional power base on which his rule depended: friends at one moment were liable to be enemies at the next. With the murder of John Comyn, his extensive network of family and kinsmen, long in the forefront of the national struggle, were guaranteed to fight on the side of the English against Robert Bruce, whom they now considered to be the greater evil. Bruce's Scottish enemies controlled large and strategically important lands throughout the realm, in
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westwards across the River Awe back to
Dunstaffnage, while John escaped down the Loch in his galley, eventually taking refuge in England, like the Earl of Buchan. The Lord of Argyll surrendered and did homage to Bruce, but the following year he joined his son in exile, dying in 1310 in the service of Edward II.
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The campaign of 1307 and 1308 ended the internal threat to the
Scottish king. All of his Comyn enemies had been destroyed or exiled and their lands lost. The survivors no longer had a power base in Scotland, and were only able to continue the fight as volunteers in the English army. Nevertheless, a
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in the spring of 1307 to begin a guerrilla war, it was by no means certain in these early days that he would be able to prevail against the combination of
English military power and internal resistance. Soon after his Ayrshire campaign began he was favoured by a major stroke of good fortune: Edward
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The slaying of John Comyn was a decisive act in
Scottish political history. Soon after this Bruce had been crowned with the full support of the Scottish Church, which effectively set aside a papal interdict, although he still faced some formidable obstacles. The balance of power in Scotland shifted
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climbed even higher up Ben
Cruachan and – completely unobserved – positioned themselves in the enemy's rear. As the MacDougalls attacked, they were caught in a vice, with King Robert coming from below and the Black Douglas from above. The men of Argyll wavered and then broke. They were chased
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John Bacach, who gave as an excuse in a letter to King Edward that he was recovering from an illness, observed his dispositions from a galley on Loch Awe. His men were hidden in the hillside, overlooking the narrow path through the pass. If they looked for a repetition of the
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in 1306. The sources do not allow us to determine the date of the battle with any degree of precision: various dates between 1308 and 1309 have been suggested, though the late summer of 1308 would seem to be the most likely. Traquair dates it to August 1308.
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so throughout the period his eldest son, John Bacach, was the main war leader of the MacDougalls. In the summer of 1308, possibly late August, his army took up position in the narrow Pass of
Brander, where the River Awe slices through the southern slope of
686:, turned his attention towards English domestic politics, leaving his Scottish allies to manage as best they could. Bruce, who was convinced that the English were bound to return in the summer of 1308, decided to act with speed and thoroughness.
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English-held Lowlands and heading for the Red Comyn's old stronghold in Lochaber. His march into the Highlands was supported by a fleet of
715:, acting for his elderly father, asked for a truce, unable to face the full force of this combined onslaught. Bruce then wheeled to the north-east to settle manners with his principal enemy, the Red Comyn's cousin and namesake,
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they were to be disappointed, for Bruce had now learned enough of guerrilla warfare and had enough men to sidestep such a trap. A party of loyal
Scottish archers commanded by
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Robert Bruce and the Commumnity of the Realm of Scotland
674:. Bruce, who narrowly escaped capture, took to hiding.
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2697:List of battles involving the Kingdom of Scotland
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803:Collins Scottish Clan & Family Encyclopedia
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43:Eastern end of Pass of Brander, dammed in 1959
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1033:First War of Scottish Independence
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2732:History of the Scottish Highlands
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933:, ed and trans. H. Maxwell, 1913.
924:Chronicles of the Scottish Nation
953:Hailes, Lord (David Dalrymple),
919:, trans. A. A. H. Douglas, 1964.
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559:Clan MacDougall-Clan Bruce feud
2687:Independent Highland Companies
2282:Private and local clan battles
1453:Private and local clan battles
1024:Wars of Scottish Independence
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717:John Comyn, 3rd Earl of Buchan
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590:Battle of the Pass of Brander
31:Wars of Scottish Independence
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779:The Kingdom of the Isles
604:over the MacDougalls of
229:of Scottish Independence
2495:Jacobite rising of 1745
2462:Jacobite rising of 1719
2409:Jacobite rising of 1715
2371:Jacobite rising of 1689
2188:Third English Civil War
2072:First English Civil War
773:Battle of Ben Cruachan?
162:John MacDougall of Lorn
2633:Lochaber and Shiramore
955:The Annals of Scotland
835:Site Record for Fanans
147:Commanders and leaders
1667:Skibo and Strathfleet
1017:Scottish clan battles
962:The History of Argyll
901:The Lion in the North
740:on its way down from
475:Edinburgh–Northampton
181:Casualties and losses
2682:Military of Scotland
2025:Braes of Strathdearn
1804:Cleanse the Causeway
1385:Solway Moss campaign
1181:Arbroath Declaration
660:Alexander MacDougall
100:56.41306°N 5.18028°W
2273:Glorious Revolution
1288:Anglo-Scottish Wars
1136:Campaign in Ireland
721:Battle of Inverurie
690:Harrowing the North
628:Edward I of England
382:Invasion of Ireland
376:Ireland (1315–1318)
133:Bruce Royalist Army
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2241:Glencairn's rising
1988:Early 17th century
1972:Traigh Ghruinneart
1325:Nesbit Moor (1402)
1269:Nisbet Moor (1355)
1186:Great Raid of 1322
967:MacDonald, R. A.,
943:Barrow, G. W. S.,
621:Scottish Civil War
441:Great Raid of 1322
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922:Fordun, John of,
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648:Buchan
640:Atholl
606:Argyll
578:(1309)
572:(1306)
537:Second
392:Connor
350:Buchan
340:Slioch
283:Roslin
263:Lanark
251:Dunbar
116:Result
2588:Keith
2013:Morar
1685:Stalc
1530:Angus
1483:Largs
1234:Annan
1176:Myton
1151:Kells
670:near
532:First
436:Myton
397:Kells
268:Scone
69:Lorne
2090:York
1477:Embo
1345:Sark
1320:1400
1315:1385
1305:Duns
885:2015
654:and
644:Ross
588:The
240:1296
55:1308
52:Date
2563:Moy
592:in
2718::
860:^
844:^
823:^
711:.
646:,
642:,
638:,
634:,
67:,
1010:e
1003:t
996:v
887:.
509:e
502:t
495:v
218:e
211:t
204:v
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