Celtic Moment

In film “Braveheart”, William Wallace played by Mel Gibson dies shouting “Freedom!!”. But considering the concept or term of “freedom” became popular after John Locke and JS Mill, is this historically accurate or possible? I don’t know much about history, so any expert’s opinion would be appreciated.) Thank you in advance.
I am not questioning his historical achievement. My question is about the use of the specific term “freedom” in the film.

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what were names of 13th century towns and villages in the city of york England.

these are two seperate questions,i need to know if there was someplace in the 13th century,york,england.where there was a castle next to a village and a town …or what was the closest town and village next to any castle in york.preferably cliffords tower,or the tower of london.thanx

And if you can find pictures of men in Scotland, and England (English dragoons) in the 18th century, i would really appreciate it! Thank you so much!

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