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Context: CHAPTER VIII. BRUCE AND THE WAR OF INDEPENDENCE. 

The position towards France of Edward I. made it really more desirable for him that Scotland should be independent and friendly, than half subdued and hostile to his rule. While she was hostile, England, in attacking France, always left an enemy in her rear. But Edward supposed that by clemency to all the Scottish leaders except Wallace, by giving them great appointments and trusting them fully, and by calling them to his Parliament in London, he could combine England and Scotland in affectionate union. He repaired the ruins of war in Scotland; he began to study her laws and customs; he hastily ran up for her a new constitution, and appointed his nephew, John of Brittany, as governor. But he had overlooked two facts: the Scottish clergy, from the highest to the lowest, were irreconcilably opposed to union with England; and the greatest and most warlike of the Scottish nobles, if not patriotic, were fickle and insatiably ambitious. It is hard to reckon how often Robert Bruce had turned his coat, and how often the Bishop of St Andrews had taken the oath to Edward. Both men were in Edward's favour in June 1304, but in that month they made against him a treasonable secret covenant. Through 1305 Bruce prospered in Edward's service, on February 10, 1306, Edward was conferring on him a new favour, little guessing that Bruce, after some negotiation with his old rival, the Red Comyn, had slain him (an uncle of his was also butchered) before the high altar of the Church of the Franciscans in Dumfries. Apparently Bruce had tried to enlist Comyn in his conspiracy, and had found him recalcitrant, or feared that he would be treacherous (February 10, 1306). 
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How did Edward I feel that Scotland should act?
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independent and friendly
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as opposed to what?
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subdued and hostile
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towards what?
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to his rule
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who always left an enemy?
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England
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when?
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in attacking France
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How did Edward think it best to unite England and Scotland?
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in affectionate union
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how did he attempt this?
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study her laws and customs
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what else would he do?
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ran up for her a new constitution
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did he also think great appointments and trust would help?
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yes
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who did he decide to appoint?
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his nephew
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as what?
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as governor
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what was his name?
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John
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where was he from?
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Brittany
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what fact had he forgotten?
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some were opposed to this
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opposed to what?
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union with England
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who was opposed?
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Scottish clergy and nobles
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Who betrayed Edward?
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Bishop of St Andrews
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and who else?
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Robert Bruce
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what did they do?
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treasonable secret covenant
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when?
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June 1304