Sir Robert Fraser

Family: Scotland · Role: tutor · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 25

In Book 1, Chapter 25, Sir Robert Fraser is identified as having been tutor to King David of Scotland. He joins Sir William Douglas, Earl Patrick of Dunbar, and Alexander Ramsay in agreeing to try to carry out Douglas’s bold thought.

Relationship record

allies with Sir William Douglas “A bold thought came into Sir William Douglas’s mind, which he mentioned to his companions, the Earl of Dunbar, Sir Robert Fraser, who had been tutor to King David of Scotland, and Alexander Ramsay, who all agreed to try to execute it.”
allies with Earl Patrick of Dunbar “A bold thought came into Sir William Douglas’s mind, which he mentioned to his companions, the Earl of Dunbar, Sir Robert Fraser, who had been tutor to King David of Scotland, and Alexander Ramsay, who all agreed to try to execute it.”
allies with Alexander Ramsay “A bold thought came into Sir William Douglas’s mind, which he mentioned to his companions, the Earl of Dunbar, Sir Robert Fraser, who had been tutor to King David of Scotland, and Alexander Ramsay, who all agreed to try to execute it.”
pupil: King David of Scotland “Sir Robert Fraser, who had been tutor to King David of Scotland”

Extracted from the original text of The Boy's Froissart. Made with Rho MD.