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Gallagher, Niav, “The Franciscans and the Scottish Wars of Independence: an Irish perspective”, Journal of Medieval History 32:1 (2006): 3–17.

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“The Franciscans and the Scottish Wars of Independence: an Irish perspective”
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32
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3–17
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The intention of this paper is to examine the role of the Franciscans in the Scottish Wars of Independence. Many of the studies relating to this period have been confined to either the political or ecclesiastical arena. They also choose to treat the individual countries of the British Isles in an unconnected fashion. This paper is intended to redress the balance, using the involvement of the Franciscan friars in Ireland and Scotland to study political events on either side of the Irish Sea. By examining the actions of diverse nationalities belonging to a single order I hope to establish why the Franciscans saw fit to involve themselves in either the nativist or royalist causes and to determine it was purely race that dictated their actions when their countrymen went to war.
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Dennis Groenewegen
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