The Kerr-Scott feud was one of the most destructive inter-clan conflicts of the Borders, lasting from the 1520s to the 1590s. It began over a dispute about the wardenship of the Middle March and escalated into a blood feud involving hundreds of deaths. The feud made effective governance of the Borders impossible for much of the sixteenth century — neither English nor Scottish crowns could pacify a region where the leading families were at war with each other.
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