History of Declaration of Arbroath

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A declaration of Scottish independence in the form of a letter which was submitted to [Pope John XXII]?, in 1320 in order to overcome his objections to the end of a period of English dominance, the Declaration of Arbroath is notable as the first formal declaration of independence by any nation.

The Declaration of Arbroath is the declaration of Scottish independence in the form of a letter that was submitted to [Pope John XXII]?, in 1320, in order to overcome his objections to the end of a period of English dominance. The document is notable as the first formal declaration of independence by any nation.