Why did Robert the Bruce succeed in rebelling against England when William Wallace failed only a few years earlier?
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Wallace was dealing with a stronger English king with greater battlefield prowess than Bruce.
Bruce’s success owes a huge deal to his military victory at Bannockburn, which was a loss the English could have wholly avoided, but also thanks to Bruce being a better military tactician than Wallace, particularly in the use of his pikemen.
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