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to a declaration about the Bruce succession; he added his seal to another pro-Bruce document at some point between
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parliament of 3 December 1318. His date of death is unknown exactly, but it was after 4 April 1324, and had occurred by 23 September 1326, when his successor
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on 30 May and was consecrated on 10 October. His election was initially opposed by
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