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|transcription=<center>XCII.</center>
<center>''Battle of Dunbar.''</center>
On the 27th of April, in the same year, was fought the battle of Dunbar, where Patrick of Graham and many nobles fell wounded ; while a great many other knights and barons, in the hope of saving their lives,fled to Dunbar Castle, and were there readily welcomed. But they were all — to the number of seventy knights, besides famous squires, together with William, Earl of{{sfn|Fordun|1872|p=[https://archive.org/details/johannisdefordun02ford/page/318/mode/1up 318]}} Ross — made over, like sheep offered to the slaughter, by Richard Seward, warden of the said castle, to the king of England.{{sfn|Fordun|1872|p=[https://archive.org/details/johannisdefordun02ford/page/319/mode/1up 319]}}
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|person_page=William, 3rd Earl of Ross (-1323);Patrick de Graham of Kincardine (-1296)
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|timeline=27 April 1296 - The [[battle of Dunbar]] was fought where [[Patrick de Graham of Kincardine (-1296)|Patrick of Graham]] and many nobles fell wounded ; while a great many other knights and barons, in the hope of saving their lives, fled to Dunbar Castle, and were there readily welcomed. But they were all — to the number of seventy knights, besides famous squires, together with [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross (-1323)|William, Earl of Ross]] — made over, like sheep offered to the slaughter, by Richard Seward, warden of the said castle, to the [[Edward I of England|king of England]]
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