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When the English marched north to crush the uprising, they believed victory was certain. But at Stirling Bridge, William Wallace and his outnumbered Scots unleashed a massacre so cunning and savage it defied every rule of war.

Trapped between the river and the marsh, English soldiers were slaughtered like cattle — cut down, drowned, or trampled in chaos. What followed was even worse.

The hated English tax collector, Hugh Cressingham, was captured… and skinned alive. Wallace is said to have turned the man's flesh into a sword belt — a gruesome trophy of vengeance.

What began as a battle became a message: Scotland would not be ruled — it would make its enemies bleed for every inch of land they claimed.

This is the brutal truth history tried to bury. The real story of Stirling Bridge. The revenge that shook a kingdom.