The Braveheart Sword received its name because of its strong association with the Scottish national hero Sir William Wallace. Wallace, who was sometimes called Braveheart, was an actual historical figure who lived during the Middle Ages.

Though an area of the UK, Scotland has continued to keep its own, distinct identity. This identity is stuck with its turbulent history of quite a few wars and political conflict (as partly portrayed from the movie Braveheart), an intriguing genealogy (with Viking, Gaelic, Pict and Anglo-Saxon roots, among others), a various and rugged landscape, plus the wry, sturdy disposition with the Scot.

BRITAIN AND BOOTY:The bulk of this chapter will be taken from a book about the War of 1812. I must deconstruct the generalities and interpret the meaning as it relates to our investigation of hegemony and cronyism or Synarchy. Officers in the wars of these times got a percentage of the booty their underlings took. They also were frequently aligned with the enemy or other side as you can see in the movie Braveheart. The Black Market in modern wars has a lot of the same kind of thing. This incentive to go to war has a lot of impact on us still. The British had just taken about 2,000 slaves or ‘runaways’ from near Baltimore to be part of the workforce in the Canadian Maritime Provinces. As we have noted already, the American Enlightenment Experiment had come about when Nobles in America saw their British cousins were freeing their slaves. It was not the only reason to secede but it was probably more important than the reasons usually presented in American immigration exams or schools. Sometimes it is cheaper not to have to care for your workforce if you have a system that keeps them in place.

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