He achieved some fame at Stirling Bridge by a heroic escape.

Stirling Bridge was the first key victory for the Scots.

He was mortally wounded while winning his famous victory at Stirling Bridge.

It was a battle reminiscent in some ways of Stirling Bridge, with the same 'filtering' effect at work.

However there is mention of him still being alive in two letters issued after Stirling Bridge.

However it has been argued that Moray was actually killed at Stirling Bridge.

Battle of Stirling Bridge, 11 September 1297: won by Wallace against a much larger force.

This theory suggests that it would have taken military knowledge to defeat the English at Stirling Bridge.

I believe you won the Battle of Stirling Bridge back in the day as well.

Argyll then mounted his horse and galloped over Stirling Bridge to seek safety.