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Cupar Muir
FifeA village in the parish of Cupar, NE Fife, Cupar Muir lies between Cupar and Springfield.
It was once associated with the quarrying of stone and more famously with a confrontation in 1559 between the French troops of Mary of Guise (mother of Mary Queen of Scots) and the forces of the Protestant Lords of the Congregation. A truce that ultimately led to the withdrawal of the French was a turning point in the Reformation struggle.
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