- In May 1297, William Wallace gathered a group of 30 men and burned the Scottish town of Lanark, killing William de Heselrig, the English High Sheriff of Lanark.
- After William Wallace was executed by the reigning crown, his name was disgraced, and no one could risk being associated with him for about 100 years.
- The acts & deeds of sir William Wallace, knight of elderslie baladı, 1995 filmi cesur yürek için İlham Kaynağı olmuştur.
- Sir William Wallace, or The Wallace, is one of the most powerful, most evocative, and most well recognised figures from Scottish history.
- Fakat William'ın günümüzde bilinen 1297 Tarihli, Almanya / Lübeck'e gönderdiği bir mektupta babasının ismi Alan Wallace olarak geçmektedir.
- The political end of William Wallace, the Guardian of Scotland and Leader of its Armies. A year after the Battle of Stirling, Wallace fought and lost the Battle of Falkirk.
- The fact and the fiction of the legendary William Wallace is sometimes difficult to separate, and he occupies a space of legendary repute in Scottish identity.
- A minor noble without any real background to speak of, William Wallace came on the scene in May 1297, a year after Scotland had been invaded by the British.
- William Wallace's greatest triumph was his rout of an English army at the Battle of Stirling Bridge near Stirling Castle in central Scotland on 11 September 1297.
- In 1869, a William Wallace Monument was built at Stirling Bridge, and today the life of William Wallace is celebrated as a symbol of Scottish independence.