A tiny, but prized scrap of Scottish history is to be returned from England to Edinburgh in the new year, concluding a six year campaign in which a parliamentary petition played an instrumental role.
Q&A: How a petition helped build a campaign
The William Wallace Letter is a formal note from King Philip IV of France to his agents in Rome, commanding them to recommend the Scottish warrior to the Pope.
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