I have brought you to the ring, now dance if you can.

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Source: Statement before the Battle of Falkirk (21 July 1298); as quoted in The Story of England (1909) by Samuel B. Harding
Source quality: Secondhand citation Quoted from another book or article rather than from the original.

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