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Robert II(1371-1390) (also known as Robert the Steward) was the first Stewart king of Scotland. He was French in descent, but had little or no ties to the country. Robert II spent the first 18 years of his reign as a prisoner in England. Robert made little or no changes to Scottish politics or law. He died in 1390.
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Robert II (1371-1390), also known as Robert the Steward, was the first Stewart king of [[Scotland]]. He was [[French]] in descent, but had little or no ties to the country. Robert II spent the first 18 years of his reign as a prisoner in [[England]]. Robert made little or no changes to Scottish politics or law. He died in 1390.
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Revision as of 17:25, November 20, 2008

Robert II (1371-1390), also known as Robert the Steward, was the first Stewart king of Scotland. He was French in descent, but had little or no ties to the country. Robert II spent the first 18 years of his reign as a prisoner in England. Robert made little or no changes to Scottish politics or law. He died in 1390.