Flower of Scotland (The Scottish national anthem)  O' Flower of Scotland  When will we see your like again,  That fought and died for  Your wee bit Hill and Glen.  And stood against him Proud Edward's Army,  And sent him homeward Tae think again.  The Hills are bare now  And Autumn leaves lie thick and still,  O'er land that is lost now  Which those so dearly held.  That stood against him  Proud Edward's Army,  And sent him homeward T  ae think again.  Those days are past now  And in the past they must remain,  But we can still rise now  And be the nation again.  That stood against him Proud Edward's Army,  And sent him homeward  Tae think again.  O' Flower of Scotland  When will we see your like again,  That fought and died for  Your wee bit Hill and Glen.  And stood against him  Proud Edward's Army,  And sent him homeward  Tae think again.

LINKS

Things Scottish

Clans on the Web
Scotland on the Web
Scotland.org
Rampant Scotland
The Tartan Pages: Scotland's Internet
National Museums of Scotland
The Gathering of the Clans Home Page
Nessie on the Net
Sea Serpents & Lake Monsters
A Malt Whiskey Tour
Scottish Bagpipes
Scotland at the Movies

Scottish History Sites

The Stone of Scone
A History of the Scottish Kilt
Scottish History Tour
Gateway to Scottish History
Scottish History Online
The History of the Scots, the Picts, and the Britons
Scottish History from Scotweb
Dates in Scottish History
Kings and Queens of Scotland 1306-present
History of the Bagpipes
Skyelander's Scottish & Medieval History WebSite
Skyelander's Complete Scottish History Timeline
A Brief History of Scotland
The Scottish Wars for Independence
Scottish Wars for Independence Links
Scottish Women's History Bibliography

Documents

The Declaration of Arbroath

The Declaration of Arbroath

The Last Letter of Mary, Queen of Scots

First Scottish Books

Modern Scottish Writers

Scotland's Pages: A Timeline of Documents

Maps of Scotland

The Murthly Hours

People

Images of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce
William Wallace The Truth
Robert the Bruce
Robert the Bruce
Rob Roy
Rob Roy: Highland Hero
FAQ about Rob Roy
Mary, Queen of Scots
Mary, Queen of Scots
Royal Stuarts: James VI
Scottish and Welsh Royalty

For a historical look at Rob Roy , try Rob Roy by Nigel Tranter.  It is a short book that will answer all of your questions about the accuracy of the movie about Rob Roy.

Publications

The Scots Magazine
Highlander Web Magazine
The Scotsman
Glascow's Herald

Recommended Reading

GWS Barrow, ed. The Acts of Malcolm IV King of Scots 1153-1165
        .     The Acts of William I King of Scots 1165-1214
        .     The Anglo-Norman Era in Scottish History
        .     Kingship and Unity Scotland 1000-1306
        .    "Wales and Scotland in the Middle Ages."  Welsh History Review  10:3 (Jun 1981)
        .     Scotland and Its Neighbors in the Middle Ages
Ewen Cameron, Land for the People?: The British  Government and the Scottish Highlands
Robert Clyde, From Rebel to Hero: The Image of the Highlander,  1745-1830
Ted Cowan and Richard Finlay, Scotland 1700-2000: Struggle for Nation
T.M.Devine, The Scottish Nation--1700-2000
       .      From Clanship to Crofters' War:  The social transformation of the Scottish Highlands
T.M. Devine and J.R. Young, eds., Eighteenth-Century Scotland: New Perspectives
Hugh Douglas and Michael J. Stead, The Flight of Bonnie Prince Charlie
Archibald Duncan,  Scotland the Making of the Kingdom
Neil Grant, Scottish Clans and Tartans
Marjory Harper, Emigration from Scotland Between the Wars: Opportunity or Exile
Gerry Hassam, Labour and Scottish  Nationalism: A History from Keir Hardie to the Present
James Hunter, The Making of a Crofting Community
William W. Knox, Industrial Nation: Work, Culture and  Society in Scotland
Bruce Lenman, Integration and Enlightenment,  Scotland, 1746-1832
       .     Jacobitism, The  Jacobite Clans of the Great Glen, 1650-1784
       .    The Jacobite Risings in Britain,  1689-1746
Michael Lynch, Scotland: A New History
Norman MacDougall, James IV
Rosaling Mitchison, Lordship to Patronage, Scotland, 1603-1745
       .      Why Scottish History Matters
Tom Nairn, After Britain
John Stuart Shaw, The Political History of Eighteenth-Century Scotland
T.C. Smout, A History of the Scottish People
Jenny Wormwald, Mary Queen of Scots: A Study in Failure