Baldred Bisset

Baldred Bisset ( 1260 – 1311?) was a medieval Scottish lawyer.

Life
During the Scottish Wars of Independence, he was responsible for the Scottish submissions to the papal curia of 1301. 
Along with his colleagues William Frere and William of Eaglesham he prepared the Scottish case for sovereignty in the face of English claims and aggression by drawing upon and modifying the existing literature dealing with the foundation myths of the Scottish people, as well as those of the other inhabitants of what would later be called Great Britain, and with a lawyer's eye appraising the historical treaties between the two nations such as the Treaty of Falaise of 1174–1189 and their evolution or repudiation.

He was deprived of the parsonage of Kinghorn by King Edward I of England.

Notes

References
 Ferguson, William. The Identity of the Scottish Nation: A Historic Quest, (Edinburgh, 1998),  

Category:Medieval Scottish jurists
Category:Scottish people of the Wars of Scottish Independence
Category:1260s births
Category:1310s deaths
Category:Year of birth uncertain
Category:Clan Bissett
Category:People from Fife
Category:Medieval Scottish diplomats
Category:14th-century jurists