brander

Noun

(plural branders)

A person who brands
An implement used to brand something; a branding iron

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A brander, induced to remove a slave's identification mark, could swear to his ignorance and was free.
Then crossing to Argyllshire he surprised another body of his enemies in the pass of Brander early in 1309, took Dunstaffnage, and in March of this year held his first parliament at St Andrews.
In the summer of 1309 Bruce fell on the MacDougals, on the right side of the Awe, where it rushes from Loch Awe at the pass of Brander, and, aided by a rear attack led by Douglas, seized the bridge and massacred the enemy.

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