Тема: How Scotland fought for its independence

I. A few words about this work. II. Scotland – how does it look like? 1.Geographical position. 2.Climate.
The Giles is famous for its Thistle Chapel, which is home to the Order of the Thistle[13] and honours some of the greatest Scots of the last...

Son of Edward the Elder, succeeded his half-brother, Æthelstan, with whom he had fought at Brunanburh.
Scotland was to remain elusive and retain its independence until late in the reign of the Stuart kings.

Son of Edward the Elder, succeeded his half-brother, Æthelstan, with whom he had fought at Brunanburh.
Scotland was to remain elusive and retain its independence until late in the reign of the Stuart kings.

"The Party seeks power entirely for its own sake." Power is defined as something that must be collective, and as power over human beings.
Ralph stops the fight , and asks the boys how many of them believe in ghosts. Piggy yells at the boys, asking...

The United States gained independence as a result of gradual and painful process. By the mid 1700’s it became difficult for thirteen British colonies in the New World to be ruled by...
The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh, well known for its castle.

1. Please don't ask me... questions. 2. How ... money have you got? 3.1 never eat... bread with soup.
St Basil's Cathedral, famous for its unique architecture and coloured domes, stands at one end of Red Square.